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Challenge: Sunrise
Designing SVG Shapes15/20
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  • 1. Fills
  • 2. Fill Opacity
  • 3. No Fill
  • 4. Challenge: Colorful Squares
  • 5. Strokes
  • 6. Stroke Width
  • 7. Stroke Opacity
  • 8. Challenge: Stroke Width and Transparency
  • 9. Line Ends
  • 10. Bend Type
  • 11. Challenge: Zigzags
  • 12. Dashed Lines, Part 1
  • 13. Dashed Lines, Part 2
  • 14. Challenge: Sunrise
  • 15. Life Saver, Part 1
  • 16. Life Saver, Part 2
  • 17. Life Saver, Part 3
  • 18. Life Saver, Part 4
  • 19. Stroke Offset
  • 20. Challenge: Lollypop
Life Saver, Part 2
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Life Saver, Part 1

In the next series of assignments, we will draw a life saver using the simple shapes that we have already learned how to create.

The object will be composed of circles with strokes that are applied to them.

We covered the topic of circles in SVG in the previous section.

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  • object.svg
  • style.css
SVG
<svg width="200" height="200"> </svg>
CSS
svg { border: 1px solid #dddddd; }

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    1. In SVG, create a circle with a radius of 70 and center coordinates along both axes of 100.
    2. Clear the circle fill and set the stroke color to lightgrey.
    3. And then set the stroke width to 55.

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