This application is a visual demonstration tool that showcases animated graphics and code snippets using HTML5 canvas elements. It consists of two main components: an Animated Letters Card and a Figma Shapes Card, both of which are rendered on a web page. The Animated Letters Card displays a grid of code snippets that animate in and out, creating a dynamic visual effect. Each cell in the grid randomly displays a character from a selection of JavaScript code snippets, with varying opacity and transition speeds. The animation is achieved using the requestAnimationFrame method, which ensures smooth rendering and updates based on the device's refresh rate. The Figma Shapes Card features a collection of geometric shapes, including rounded rectangles and triangles, that animate between aligned and random states. The shapes are drawn on a canvas and exhibit movement, scaling, and rotation effects. The application uses a grid system to position the shapes, and they transition between organized and chaotic layouts at set intervals. The shapes also have selection indicators that highlight the currently selected shape, enhancing user interaction. To use the app, users simply need to load the web page where the components are displayed. The animations will run automatically, providing a visually engaging experience without any user input required. The application is built using TypeScript and React, leveraging the capabilities of functional components and hooks such as useEffect and useRef for managing side effects and references to DOM elements. The canvas rendering is handled through the 2D context API, allowing for detailed control over drawing operations. Key features of the app include: - Dynamic animation of code snippets with varying opacity and transition effects. - Interactive geometric shapes that transition between aligned and random states. - Smooth animations using requestAnimationFrame for optimal performance. - A visually appealing design that combines coding elements with graphic shapes, making it suitable for educational or demonstration purposes.
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Last Updated July 2, 2025