#433Halftone Text-of-Text

A two-level typographic SDF: a large word is halftoned, its coverage setting each cell’s dot radius, but every dot is itself a smaller letter rather than a plain disc — the halftone that spells the word is built from tiny type. The dots breathe on a rippling per-cell pulse, and every so often a dance window spins the inner glyphs in place. The pointer blooms the dots it passes into fatter letters, a held press swells the whole field, and scrolling rotates the nested glyphs on their own axes. Luminance is capped so the pulse never over-bright.