Visual Computing

How to Generate SVG Hero Images with Claude Code

For concepts and hard science, a hand-drawn vector beats a diffusion model on cost, consistency, and safety. Here is the exact method.

Vector vs Diffusion: Why Scaling AI Images Needs Two Engines

Pick one image generator for tens of thousands of pages and you pay in money, months, or quality. The fix is to stop choosing.

AI Image Generation Best Practices for Editorial Work

The techniques we use to produce clean, conceptual, text-free illustrations - shown with one real course rendered five different ways, each next to the exact prompt.

Art Direction in WordPress: Serve a Different Image Crop to Every Device

Responsive images shrink one photo to fit every screen. Art direction does something better — it serves a completely different crop to a phone than to a desktop, so your mobile hero fills the screen instead of becoming a thin, unreadable strip. It's a design win and a performance win at once.

SVG for Web Design: How to Embed It, Shrink It, and Fix the Blur

A vector graphic is just math, so it stays razor-sharp at any size and weighs a fraction of a photo. That makes SVG the right choice for logos, icons, and diagrams — but only if you embed it the right way, strip the bloat, and sidestep the handful of traps that make a "sharp" format look fuzzy.

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