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<div>
<svg id="design" viewBox="0 0 300 200">
<path class="motion" d="
M 0, 0
C 0, 0 99, 1 99, 89
L 99,111
C 99,130 75,112 99,112
C103,112 100,112 106,112
C121,112 121, 89 105, 89
C 88, 89 102, 89 99, 89
C 0, 89 80,103 123,103
C128,103 135,103 136,103
C155,103 137,140 137,103
C137, 92 123, 93 123,103
C123,115 135,113 137,110
C152, 86 103, 87 143,110
C152,116 157,106 147,103
C140,102 143, 93 152, 96
C206,118 159.5,50 159,89
L159,112
C159,180 117, 93 168,118
C176,122 180,116 180,115
C183,107 169,101 168, 90
C167, 77 180, 67 180, 95
L180,103
C180,115 166,115 166,103
C166, 92 180, 94 180,102
C180,180 188,125 188,112
C188,110 188,100 188, 96
C188, 91 189, 80 194, 91
C200,101 186,134 188,106
C189, 93 201, 93 201,100
C201,105 201,105 201,112
C201,130 220,160 300, 80
"></path>
</svg>
</div>
<!-- dribbble - twitter -->
<a class="dribbble" href="https://dribbble.com/TaminoMartinius" target="_blank">
<img src="https://cdn.dribbble.com/assets/dribbble-ball-mark-2bd45f09c2fb58dbbfb44766d5d1d07c5a12972d602ef8b32204d28fa3dda554.svg" alt=""/>
</a>
<a class="twitter" target="_top" href="https://twitter.com/TaminoMartinius">
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" width="72" height="72" viewBox="0 0 72 72">
<path d="M67.812 16.141a26.246 26.246 0 0 1-7.519 2.06 13.134 13.134 0 0 0 5.756-7.244 26.127 26.127 0 0 1-8.313 3.176A13.075 13.075 0 0 0 48.182 10c-7.229 0-13.092 5.861-13.092 13.093 0 1.026.118 2.021.338 2.981-10.885-.548-20.528-5.757-26.987-13.679a13.048 13.048 0 0 0-1.771 6.581c0 4.542 2.312 8.551 5.824 10.898a13.048 13.048 0 0 1-5.93-1.638c-.002.055-.002.11-.002.162 0 6.345 4.513 11.638 10.504 12.84a13.177 13.177 0 0 1-3.449.457c-.846 0-1.667-.078-2.465-.231 1.667 5.2 6.499 8.986 12.23 9.09a26.276 26.276 0 0 1-16.26 5.606A26.21 26.21 0 0 1 4 55.976a37.036 37.036 0 0 0 20.067 5.882c24.083 0 37.251-19.949 37.251-37.249 0-.566-.014-1.134-.039-1.694a26.597 26.597 0 0 0 6.533-6.774z"/>
</svg>
</a>
@import "nib"
easeInOutSine = cubic-bezier(0.445, 0.050, 0.550, 0.950)
easeOutBack = cubic-bezier(0.250,-0.250, 0.750, 1.250)
easing = easeInOutSine
duration = 5.5s
back-color = #5677FC
fore-color = #F5F6F7
body
html
div
background back-color
margin 0
padding 0
width 100%
height 100%
text-align center
#design
width 600px
height 400px
cursor pointer
transform translate3d(0,0,0)
path
fill none
transition stroke-dashoffset duration easing, stroke-dasharray duration easing
stroke-width 2px
stroke-linecap round
stroke fore-color
stroke-dashoffset 0px
stroke-dasharray 0px 1180px
.text path
&.d-1
stroke-dashoffset -149px
stroke-dasharray 22px 1180px
&.d-2
stroke-dashoffset -201.3px
stroke-dasharray 49px 1180px
&.e-1
stroke-dashoffset -377.5px
stroke-dasharray 14px 1180px
&.e-2
stroke-dashoffset -431.2px
stroke-dasharray 43px 1180px
&.s-1
stroke-dashoffset -526px
stroke-dasharray 37px 1180px
&.i-1
stroke-dashoffset -631px
stroke-dasharray 0.1px 1180px
&.i-2
stroke-dashoffset -637.5px
stroke-dasharray 16px 1180px
&.g-1
stroke-dashoffset -732.5px
stroke-dasharray 15px 1180px
&.g-2
stroke-dashoffset -812px
stroke-dasharray 69px 1180px
&.n-1
stroke-dashoffset -941px
stroke-dasharray 17px 1180px
&.n-2
stroke-dashoffset -1013px
stroke-dasharray 33.5px 1180px
/* dribbble - twitter */
.dribbble {
position: fixed;
display: block;
right: 20px;
bottom: 20px;
img {
display: block;
height: 28px;
}
}
.twitter {
position: fixed;
display: block;
right: 64px;
bottom: 14px;
svg {
width: 32px;
height: 32px;
path {
fill: #1da1f2;
stroke: none;
}
}
}
charParts = [
"d-1"
"d-2"
"e-1"
"e-2"
"s-1"
"i-1"
"i-2"
"g-1"
"g-2"
"n-1"
"n-2"
]
partElem = $(".motion")
for part in charParts
$("#design").append partElem.clone().attr("class", part)
i = setInterval ->
$("div").toggleClass "text"
, 7000
setTimeout ->
$("div").toggleClass "text"
, 100
$("div").click ->
clearInterval i
$("div").toggleClass "text"
resize = ->
$("body").css
"margin-top": ~~((window.innerHeight - 400) / 2) + "px"
$(window).resize resize
resize()
#get the line lengths
#$("path").each (i) -> console.log @getTotalLength()
Also see: Tab Triggers