SVG Animation Playground

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SVG Animation Playground

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Last edited Aug 5, 2021

Created on Apr 30, 2021

An SVG animation playground built with pure CSS and HTML, showcasing a Star Wars-inspired title sequence. Two images, "GETIT" and "RIGHT", animate with scaling, opacity shifts, and 3D depth effects using CSS keyframes and transforms. The text "IN BLACK AND WHITE" spins its letters individually with rotateY animations while moving in perspective space. The demo relies solely on CSS animations and inline SVG images, with a starfield background embedded via CSS, demonstrating how to create cinematic motion effects without JavaScript libraries.

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A demonstration of SVG shapes.

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