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there are a number of ways to get SVGamp;#39;s onto your website the easiest way to get started is just by adding it to your website in a traditional image tag for reference Iamp;#39;ll use an image from Pond splash we use on splash all the time when we need stock photography for our projects basically weamp;#39;ll just grab the image URL paste it into an image tag adding an SVG is very much the same way here weamp;#39;ll grab the cube as part of our logo and add it into an image tag also note that you can use responsive images using the picture tag in the same way the picture tag has been around for a few years and is used when you want to show different images depending on screen width height etc here I want to show a red cube if my frame height is at least 800 pixels there are a couple of pros with this technique first of all itamp;#39;s probably the easiest to do and is most familiar for most people since it uses the standard image tag second the browser can cache your
