A sentence that walks onto its own growth curve, counts a total up while the frame climbs it, and steps off onto a link
This is the format it was composed for. Switch above to see it lay itself out for another: same animation, re-arranged for the frame.
Everything below can be changed without touching the animation. Hand the list to an agent, or edit the values at the bottom of the component file.
The opening half of the sentence, which the chart grows out of. Write it so it wants a continuation, with its trailing comma: it is standing at the bottom of the climb.
now: At Fernpath,
The chart, in whatever unit the counter should read. Start and end it on a level run of at least two equal values: the lead stands on the first and the call to action stands on the last, and a sloped end puts a line of type on a hill. The counter counts to the last value.
now: 9 items
The word under the counter. One word reads best, because the number is doing the talking.
now: Revenue
What sits in front of the number, normally a currency sign. Empty string for a bare count.
now: $
The thousands separator. The reference uses an apostrophe, which is the Swiss convention and reads cleanly at this size; a comma or a thin space work as well.
now: ’
The closing half of the sentence, standing on top of the climb. It introduces the link, so it ends without punctuation.
now: So visit
The link chip the clip lands on. Written as it should be read, with no scheme.
now: fernpath.co
Brand token id, one of the keys of BRANDS. Written for the light brands: the ground is the page and the curve takes the accent.
now: frost
No Tailwind, no CSS, no asset files. Inline styles only.
A near-white lavender frame with a line of dark display type across the middle. The sentence finishes and a flat violet rule grows out of its last word. The frame starts drifting right along the rule, the rule turns out to be a chart, and the drift becomes a climb through two rises with a shoulder between them, while a pale card pinned to the middle of the frame counts a revenue total up. The climb flattens, the card drops away, and the closing half of the sentence is already standing on the new level, followed by a rounded chip carrying a link.