Why do SVG images on my Webflow website appear blurry on mobile and tablet devices, but not in the previewer or when using JPEGs?

The issue of SVG images appearing blurry on mobile and tablet devices, while not in the Webflow previewer or when using JPEGs, can have multiple factors behind it. Here are a few potential reasons and solutions to consider:

1. Scaling and Responsive Design:
SVG images are vector graphics and have the advantage of being resolution-independent, meaning they can be scaled without any loss of quality. However, when it comes to responsive design, the scaling of SVGs can sometimes cause blurriness on certain devices. One common mistake is using pixel-based dimensions to scale SVGs, which can result in distortion and blurriness on high-density screens.

Solution: Instead of specifying pixel-based dimensions, try using percentage-based or relative units (like vh or vw) to size your SVG images in Webflow. This will ensure that they adapt and scale properly on different devices without losing clarity.

2. CSS Image Rendering:
Web browsers use a CSS property called `image-rendering` to determine how they should render images. By default, some browsers apply a lower-quality rendering algorithm to SVG images when they are scaled. This can lead to blurriness, especially on devices with high pixel densities.

Solution: You can adjust the CSS image-rendering property for SVG images in Webflow to improve their quality. Add the following code to the `