Circles

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Last edited Jul 16, 2020

Created on Jul 16, 2020

This visualization presents a list of names as hyperlinks on a black background, accompanied by animated red and blue circles that drift and pulse. The cursor and a smaller mouse follower are custom-styled elements that respond to mouse movement, with the follower scaling in size based on a frame counter. The name list skews horizontally when the mouse moves far from the center. The implementation uses vanilla JavaScript with `requestAnimationFrame`, CSS animations with `@keyframes`, and DOM manipulation via `querySelector` and `style.transform`.

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