Animations Practice

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Animations Practice

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Last edited Aug 27, 2021

Created on Aug 25, 2021

This example demonstrates an animated landscape scene with a spider-chart-like overlay, rendered in SVG. The visualization uses native SVG `<animate>` elements to cycle colors and positions over 15 seconds, shifting the sky gradient and sun’s vertical path. It uses Google Fonts’ Share Tech and applies CSS for typography, with a radial gradient sky and two linear-gradient terrain paths. The layout is built purely with SVG primitives, including circles, paths, and a complex line-and-text network reminiscent of a radar chart.

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