My instinct tells me to just draw in inkscape, yet I can imagine its usefulness in generating graphics from (proportional?) data, or something. Anyway, I'll look further into that, looks interesting.
I know for example that I can draw in css (canvas), maybe it's the closest
thing I know to what svg manipulation through xml can be, from what I read.
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