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Does your logo look a little blurry? Say hello to the SVG?

Ever looked at your logo on your website and found it looks slightly blurry? If it is it’s more than likely to be the file format, probably a .png or .jpg. What does that mean ? .png or Portable Network Graphics is the most widely used image format on the web. It allows for transparent backgrounds which make it really useful...

David Jamieson By David Jamieson | 2 May, 2017
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