Vector graphics are everywhere in modern design. Here are the top 10 ways designers use them every day.
- Website icons — SVG icons load fast, scale perfectly, and can be recolored with CSS.
- Brand logos — Logos must work at 16px favicons and 10ft banners. Only vector can do both.
- Infographics — Charts, graphs, and diagrams stay crisp in print and on screen.
- Fonts — Every font is a collection of vector glyphs.
- Illustrations — Modern web illustrations are almost exclusively SVG.
- Animation — SVG supports CSS transitions, JS animations, and SMIL.
- Cutting machines — Cricut, Silhouette, and laser cutters require vector paths.
- Large format printing — Billboards and banners need infinite scalability.
- App UI — Vector assets adapt to any screen density automatically.
- Data visualization — D3.js and other charting libraries output SVG natively.
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