Shapes with SVG

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Shapes with SVG

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Last edited Oct 22, 2020

Created on Oct 22, 2020

This example showcases a collection of basic SVG shapes—circles, rectangles, lines, and a path—arranged and transformed to illustrate foundational vector graphics concepts. The visualization demonstrates how a single SVG canvas can compose primitive elements, use grouping to apply consistent styling and translations, and employ transforms like scaling and translation to position and resize shapes. The code uses raw SVG markup within a React framework, with styling handled by an external CSS file that defines a class for the line group and modifies stroke attributes on the path. This serves as a minimal demonstration of rendering structured vector graphics directly in a web browser.

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