Scalable Vector Graphics

Scalable Vector Graphics, or SVG, is a W3C compliant language used to describe images in mathmatical formulas. While its implementation has been slow, with the addition of IE9, nearly every major browser now supports it natively. The biggest hurdle to this technology remains its performance time. But as browsers implement hardware excelleration, this is becoming less of an issue. Entire website can be designed in svg. The following sites were originally designed in svg, using a combination of a vector drawing program and hand-coding. Please be aware that they may not work in your browser, especially if you're using EI8 or less. These browsers require a special plug-in available from Google. This site is very slow.

Take me to the SVG Sites. I understand that it will be very slow.