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Design is all about precise communication, yet designers have struggled to communicate with computers. What if there was another way?
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Designers know design tools, but coding and interaction is often a challenge
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The SVG file format, known for icons, is unexpectedly, a powerful format similar to HTML.
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Designers can use SVGs to include interactivity and delight in a project without breaking dev resources or code rules.
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SVG is a vector format, but is written in a language like HTML
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LLMs are great at manipulating language
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With proper set up, a designer can upload an image and collaborate the interaction into life.
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The style sheets and javascript are INSIDE the file, and sandboxed (isolated from interacting or breaking web page code).
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One can ‘round trip’ between design programs and AI, made easier with the tools included here
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I present a free and open source SVG AI Helper tool, used in this workshop to add interactivity to a SVG.