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As long as we are using primarily PNGs, GIFs and JPEGs for graphical design elements then the web is a pixel-based medium.


That's exactly my point though, most sites really aren't. I haven't used a raster image for a design element in a website in about a decade. The exception of course being a site's logo if it has one, but the logo rarely needs pixel precise layout.


I don't know where you're getting your data, but most sites use at least several dozen images for basic design purposes. You are definitely the exception to the rule.




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