feat: add wordmark reveal component - #14
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A display wordmark that assembles itself on the first scroll: every letter turns in on its own vertical axis and rises into place, then an optional script line leans in along the baseline, left to right, so its joins close in reading order. A cue holds the screen until you answer it. Scroll mode gates on two things — the lockup is on screen and the scroller has travelled `scrollOffset` — because a wordmark that opens a page is on screen the moment it loads and would otherwise play before anyone had looked at it. Placed further down a page it is already past that mark, so it plays as it comes into view. A page too short to scroll plays on sight rather than waiting for a scroll that can never happen. `instant` skips both gates and plays on mount. The wordmark ships `opacity-0 motion-reduce:opacity-100` and is only shown once the fromTo tweens have primed every letter out of sight, so the server-rendered markup never flashes the finished text before hydration. Includes both demos, the docs page, a test covering the reduced-motion path, and gallery poster/preview media.
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A display wordmark that assembles itself on the first scroll: every letter turns in on its own vertical axis and rises into place, then an optional script line leans in along the baseline, left to right, so its joins close in reading order. A cue holds the screen until you answer it.
Scroll mode gates on two things — the lockup is on screen and the scroller has travelled
scrollOffset— because a wordmark that opens a page is on screen the moment it loads and would otherwise play before anyone had looked at it. Placed further down a page it is already past that mark, so it plays as it comes into view. A page too short to scroll plays on sight rather than waiting for a scroll that can never happen.instantskips both gates and plays on mount.The wordmark ships
opacity-0 motion-reduce:opacity-100and is only shown once the fromTo tweens have primed every letter out of sight, so the server-rendered markup never flashes the finished text before hydration.Includes both demos, the docs page, a test covering the reduced-motion path, and gallery poster/preview media.