Original block wordmark
The exact first version: literal █ characters, a 7.5s row-major scan, and one orange origin cell.
Throwaway lab / footer treatments
The first footer version, back on the bench. 00 is the exact original; 01–09 are variations built from it. 10 is now live in the production footer; every variant stays here for future components.
10 is live. The field treatment is in the real footer. 00–09 stay here as component variants for the project.
Selected footer treatment
Click a treatment, or use the arrow keys. Production uses 10 / Dither field; 00–09 stay as component variants. Your choice is remembered in this browser.
The exact first version: literal █ characters, a 7.5s row-major scan, and one orange origin cell.
The original row-major pulse. A soft orange band travels across the wordmark and repeats.
A vertical band moves left to right. Calmer, more like a scanner passing over the letters.
Each letter flashes as a whole, then hands off to the next. Reads as a terminal decoding a word.
Sparse cells flicker in a deterministic noise pattern. More texture, less predictable.
No idle motion. Moving across the wordmark lights nearby cells and leaves a fading trail.
The same glyphs with smaller square cells and more air. Refined, but still clearly ASCII.
ASCII over THINGS. A row refresh travels through both lines; the mark gets more vertical space.
Orange blocks with an ivory scan. Stronger brand color, but louder in the footer.
A 4×4 Bayer field redraws the wordmark as a moving dot grid. Canvas dither, not block cells.
The whole footer band becomes a 4×4 Bayer field. The wordmark emerges as a denser region while a slow orange scan crosses the surface.
Footer components
Line-scan treatment with pointer bend and on-hover detection. Four real footer links.
Design components
Line-scan card treatment with pointer bend and on-hover detection. Sample brand content.
Selected: Apple