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Guy Re-Created the Star Wars Opening Crawl with HTML and CSS
Sep 17, 2013 19:19
Tim Pietrusky recreated the famous opening crawl of Star Wars from 1977 using HTML, CSS and JavaScript because he couldn't find a web version of it.
If you want to do it, the code is up on Codepen.io and Pietrusky also detailed what he did on his website for all to see. Check it out here: [Tim Pietrusky via BoingBoing]
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