Inventory of the collection
Format, saved version, PDF compatibility, live fonts and broken links per folder, with each one's destination.
Deliverable: inventario_formatos.csv with a proposed decisionOcto for formats and SVG in Illustrator
Illustrator keeps everything in .ai, delivers PDF to the printer, still writes EPS for older programs and exports SVG with seven options that shape the file. Octo locks those options into a profile, exports per artboard, cleans with svgo on copies only, adds an accessible title and audits every file before it goes to the website. The drawing, the copy and the publishing stay with people.
Six possible deliverables, drawn from the assessment. None changes the original export, all check the result by content, and all go to review by whoever is accountable for the piece.
Format, saved version, PDF compatibility, live fonts and broken links per folder, with each one's destination.
Deliverable: inventario_formatos.csv with a proposed decisionThe dialog's seven options per destination (web, app, map) and the yardstick the audit uses for each.
Deliverable: perfis_svg.json reviewed with designScript with every option declared, a new folder per batch, the artboard name as the file name and a log of what is pending.
Deliverable: exportar_svg_pranchetas.jsx and registro_svg.csvsvgo on a copy, with ids prefixed by the file name and without the two removals that break scaling and accessibility.
Deliverable: svgo.config.mjs and fila_svgo.shviewBox, title, duplicate ids within and across files, script, events, external links, embedded raster and file size.
Deliverable: auditar_svg.py and auditoria.csvsha256 manifest of the export before and after the batch; if one byte of the source changes, the queue warns.
Deliverable: checked manifesto_origem.txtThe same Octo cycle, applied to exchange formats. Each arm has a narrow role; the people approve the drawing, the copy and the delivery.
Formats, saved versions, destinations and who receives each file: website, app, printer, supplier.
SVG profiles per destination, collection inventory and a spreadsheet of accessible titles, versioned.
SVG with a script, event or external link is rejected; original export read-only, with a manifest.
Dialog, Export for Screens, a script or an external tool, depending on volume and destination.
Per-artboard export, svgo configuration and audit, with the source of each rule noted.
Structure, ids, size and manifest. "svgo finished" is not a check; the visual comparison belongs to design.
Checked folder and report. Publishing to the website or sending to the printer is approved by a person.
Profiles, Illustrator and svgo versions, who approved each batch and what changed between versions.
Octo does not optimize in place or overwrite files. It does not approve drawings, allow scripts on the website or decide the print PDF.
The criteria Octo uses to choose, with the documented limit of each path.
| Destination | Format and path | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Working file | .ai, with PDF compatibility when another app opens it | Preserves artboards, layers, effects and text |
| Printer | PDF/X from the preset | Profile agreed with the printer |
| Legacy program | EPS | "Not suitable for modern workflows," says the Help |
| Icons on the web | SVG, Internal CSS, Outlines, Responsive | svgo with prefixIds on the copy |
| Android app | SVG with Presentation Attributes | The Help says Android Studio requires it |
| Map styled by the website's CSS | SVG with Object IDs = Layer Names | cleanupIds off |
| Many screens and scales | Export for Screens | PNG, JPEG, SVG, PDF, WebP, AI, EPS, TIFF |
| Export without opening Illustrator | Not documented on the workstation; on the server, Illustrator API (/v1/create-rendition) | Enterprise route, with access through an Adobe representative |
Three steps. Each one only makes sense after the previous one has shown results on your team.
A proposal, not a promise
Octo reads the collection and audits the SVGs already on the website, without changing how you export.
SVG profiles per destination and svgo on copies, with prefixed ids.
One SVG per artboard with a declared profile, a queue and an accessible title from the spreadsheet.
Each point below has a source published by the vendor, the project or the responsible body. The sources are in the next section.
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points with a published source, each with its reference shown alongside.
Octo prepares everything, but it does not sign. The document of record stays with whoever is accountable for it.
Surveys, calculates, organizes and generates the documents: files, artboards, proofs and reports.
Deliverable: material ready to checkThe client or the art director checks what Octo delivered before approving. If something doesn't add up, it goes back to Octo with the correction.
Step: review by the approverOcto does not approve the artwork. Artwork carries no legal signature: approval of the artwork and the proof stays with the client or the art director.
Approval: client or art directorIllustrator Help pages, the scripting reference in the community guide that reproduces Adobe's content, the svgo documentation and the SVG 2 specification, consulted on Oct 31, 2026.
The assessment starts with an inventory of one folder in the collection and an audit of the SVGs already on the website. You get what scales and what doesn't, what has an accessible name, what carries a script and the questions only your team can answer, and you decide with that in hand.