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Birthday

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KKacieW
Last edited Sep 1, 2016
Created on Sep 1, 2016

The visualization presents a whimsical birthday greeting: a glowing moon, a candle-lit cake, and a corgi dog rendered with CSS. Animated fireflies drift across a gradient night sky, drawn using the Canvas API and a custom JavaScript animation loop. Text messages, "Happy Birthday!" and "I am a cute little corgi...", appear letter-by-letter via DOM manipulation. The scene is built from HTML/CSS SVG shapes, with styles referenced from external CodePen sources.

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