Included Part of the page it sits on. Nothing is added to the quote for it.
Drifting objects
A slow layer of drawn objects behind a section, like work on a table seen from above.
A section with something moving behind it
The layer sits under the type and never on it. It is decorative, so it is hidden from screen readers, ignores the pointer, and stops for anyone who has asked for less motion.
Solid shapes with weight rather than hairline symbols: a card, a folded leaflet, a tint patch off the side of a press sheet, a cluster of halftone dots, a loupe.
Each drifts at its own speed and none is square to the page, so the layer never looks looped. It is decorative, so it is hidden from screen readers, ignores the pointer, and stops entirely for anyone who has asked for less motion.
- Where it earns its place
- Behind a section that would otherwise be a colour and a paragraph.
- Where it does not help
- Behind small text. Anything moving under type makes it harder to read.
- What it adds to a quote
- Part of the page it sits on. Nothing is added to the quote for it.
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