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Learn how to create a GitHub readme with light and dark modes and make it responsive using SVG and the `<picture>` element.

GitHub Readme: Responsive? 🤔 Animated? 🤯 Light and dark modes? 😱 You bet! 💪🏼

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Such a great write up on how to maximize your GitHub profile

Such a great write up on how to maximize your GitHub profile

While i don’t see myself bothering with all this for my github readme, it’s very cool to learn about the foreignObject element. I can see some uses for that in other places, .
I’m reminded to go back to old projects to look for places that allow for SVG uploads as user submitted content, to make sure that I’m scraping out all of these elements because it sounds like a possible vulnerability I’ve not considered before.