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Fork of HTML Starter, Hello World

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Last edited Apr 16, 2026

Created on Apr 16, 2026

This interactive visualization displays the text “Bayern Bonus” as a glowing, glassmorphic title on a dark radial-gradient background. The code uses plain DOM and CSS animations, with JavaScript event listeners responding to mouse movement and clicks, triggering particle bursts via dynamically created elements. Clicking the button cycles through slogans and button texts, while the text element can trigger a pulse or shake animation. No external libraries are used; rendering relies entirely on native CSS keyframes and JavaScript `getElementById` queries.

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