The website logo can be a small png, vectors become useful when you want to print or make VERY LARGE displays using that logo. If someone provides you with a converted vector, the edges and gradients are all messed up hence making the large image displays / prints look like lower quality.
A good example of a scalable vector can be seen on duskcombatforce.com - You can see no quality loss at all in the small logo / about us background logo. If we wanted jerseys or even a mural, the quality would remain the same.
I agree with you. It is true how little I have in the world of web development (using my knowledge that I do not have xD) It is much better to use PNG, although many say that the future is SVG so as not to lose quality, form or anything.
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