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form with strip background and css animation bubbles

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Last edited May 4, 2017

Created on May 4, 2017

A form with floating labels sits on a striped background made via repeated CSS `linear-gradient` layers. Eight geometric shapes (circles, triangles, squares) float upward from the bottom in CSS keyframe animations (`shapes1`, `shapes2`, `shapes3`) with varied delays, durations, and colors, some using `border-radius` and border triangles. JavaScript event listeners on `focusin`/`focusout` toggle an `.active` class to animate labels. Password validation shows requirements when invalid, using `:invalid` and `:placeholder-shown` selectors. No external libraries are used; all rendering relies on native CSS and JavaScript.

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