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I know that there are more important things on a platform than that, but this is still worth mentioning.

Low resolution raster graphics for page elements, which a 10-year-old could replicate as vectorized graphics using InkScape, tend to look not-so-nice.

Not that it would bother me much, but a mature website in 2020 should really be using vector graphics.

But:

Poal.co uses vector graphics!

Poal for the win.

I know that there are more important things on a platform than that, but this is still worth mentioning. Low resolution raster graphics for page elements, which a 10-year-old could replicate as vectorized graphics using InkScape, tend to look not-so-nice. Not that it would bother me much, but a mature website in 2020 should really be using vector graphics. But: # **Poal.co uses vector graphics!** Poal for the win.

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It's better for logos to be rasterized, especially if they are complex and kept at scale 1:1 anyway

Vector graphics are usually lighter when it comes to diskspace/bandwidth, but they come at a real time "computational price"

https://cf.ppt-online.org/files1/slide/0/05vysIepSblWCMu2GftD8F1NqOLEiA4orHUY3RcZVz/slide-7.jpg

Also, when it comes to svg, it's a security fuckfest/nightmare, but that's not relevant here

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Ideally you make vector based logos and you export to bitmap