SVG is on its way to being a staple part of web development and design. Understanding SVG and being able to list it among your skills is becoming more and more important. In today’s tutorial we’re answering a specific request from a Tuts+ reader. We’re going to take a look at a tool in Adobe Illustrator which helps authoring of SVG interactivity with JavaScript. It’s called–wait for it– The SVG Interactivity Panel . Quick Disclaimer I’ll spare everyone a heavily-detailed walk through of what’s actually quite an ineffective tool. I won’t be discussing the variables tab as I really don’t see much use for it and (in my opinion) it’s much wiser to write JavaScript from your project itself over using the interactivity panel. Neither will I be walking through the linking of external JavaScript files, but you can always examine things more closely at a later point after reading about this panel’s purpose. 1. Target the Object Begin by selecting an object on the art board, or targeting…
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Adobe Illustrator’s SVG Interactivity Panel Explained
