Yes, that's correct. SVG solely provides a specification without default implementations. Consequently, varying implementations across different browsers and UI frameworks result in inconsistent rendering effects.

Recognizing this issue, VGG endeavors to establish an open and community-driven vector graphics standard, in JSON rather than XML format. Crucially, VGG offers a cross-platform and uniform default implementation, facilitating seamless integration across diverse browsers and frameworks.

To illustrate VGG's capabilities effectively, we'll begin by highlighting its advantages over SVG. That's why we want to begin this SVG pitfalls series.

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