https://coursetro.com — In this tutorial, I show you how to create creative SVG backgrounds and then how to integrate them via HTML and CSS. Enjoy this quicky!

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42 Comments

  1. The small circles have exported way too big, they end up being the size of the web browser. Unsure on how to fix it. When scaling it down, it is in no way relative and easy. Understand what im doing wrong?

  2. I know the video is pretty old but how would you scale the svg files for mobile devices? the 'background-size: cover' property will cause them to stay in the same position for every resolution.

  3. Hey Gary, thanks for your videos, i have been following you a lot. I have a question regarding an SVG background, im trying to make a full SVG background layout for my website, i made all the design on adobe XD and i don't know if i should export the whole background as an SVG and just set it as the website background and then write on top of it or if its better to export pieces of background and make the whole composition. The big problem there i have is when i'm trying to make it responsive, when background changes the size, the content gets messed up. what would you recommend me to do?

  4. Hi! Im totally new to svg and this scares me a bit.
    Im a frontend developer, but i never used tools such as illustrator before. My question is: is this necessary to learn svg? All of the examples i saw in tutorials expect learners to have this knowledge.

  5. If there are any beginners here who finds the stuff about http server a bit confusing or hard, just install the vs code extension called live server and then right click the HTML page and select open with live server.

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