Happy Birthday Animation
A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. A beautiful animated birthday wish with particles, balloons and fireworks — built with HTML, CSS and JS
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Option 3 — VS Code Live Server
Saharia Hassan Safin Front-end Developer
"Because every birthday deserves a little magic in code" 🎂
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