Blotter
A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. A JavaScript API for drawing unconventional text effects on the web.
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A JavaScript API for drawing unconventional text effects on the web.
When applying effects to text on the web, designers have traditionally been constrained to those provided by CSS. In the majority of cases this is entirely suitable – text is text right? Yet still, there exist numerous examples of designers combining CSS properties or gifs and images to create effects that evoke something more playful. Precisely here, Blotter exists to provide an alternative.
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