Hello

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Last edited Apr 5, 2017

Created on Apr 5, 2017

This animation cycles through a LinkedIn connection request phrase, displaying each word briefly before moving on. A word renders in large black text on a canvas, then a second hidden canvas progressively draws a white outline with a thick, alternating white-and-black stroke, creating a glitch-like contour effect. The result is composited back to the main canvas, producing a decaying visual echo. It uses the d3-timer library to drive frame updates and the Canvas 2D API’s `fillText`, `strokeText`, `drawImage`, and `clearRect` methods.

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