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hepengwei/visualization-collection

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TLDR

A React and TypeScript showcase of 100+ working frontend visual effects, CSS animations, Canvas effects, 3D graphics with Three.js, and AI interactions, that you can browse live or copy-paste from.

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  root((visualization-collection))
    Categories
      CSS animations
      Canvas effects
      Three.js 3D graphics
      AI interactions
    How to use
      Browse live demo site
      Copy-paste examples
      Run locally with Yarn
    Tech
      TypeScript and React
      Three.js
      Node.js
    Best for
      Frontend developers
      Visual effect inspiration
      Copy-paste reference
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Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Browse 100+ live visual effect demos to find CSS animation or Canvas technique inspiration for a frontend project

USE CASE 2

Copy-paste a working Three.js 3D scene or CSS animation example directly into your own React app

USE CASE 3

Study how specific visual effects are implemented in React and TypeScript without setting up anything locally

USE CASE 4

Run the full collection locally to experiment with and modify individual visual demos

Tech stack

TypeScriptReactThree.jsCanvasNode.jsYarn

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

README and in-app text are in Chinese, a live demo at hepengwei.cn lets you browse all effects without any local setup.

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In plain English

visualization-collection is a TypeScript and React application that serves as a showcase and reference library for frontend visual effects. It collects over a hundred working examples across several categories: CSS animations and transitions, Canvas-based animations, three-dimensional graphics using Three.js, and AI-powered interactive features. The project is described as continuously updated with new examples added over time. The purpose of the project is to give frontend developers a place to browse and study visual techniques. Each example in the collection is a self-contained demonstration, which makes it useful both as inspiration and as copy-paste reference code. A live version of the application is available at hepengwei.cn for desktop browsers, so you can see the effects running without setting up anything locally. Running it locally requires Node.js, npm, and Yarn. The setup is two commands: installing dependencies and starting the development server. The README notes the specific Node.js and tooling versions the author runs it with. A Vue version of the same collection exists in a separate repository for developers who prefer that framework. The README and all in-app text appear to be in Chinese. The project itself is primarily a visual demo and learning resource rather than a library you would install as a dependency in another project.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I want to add a particle animation to my React app similar to something in visualization-collection. Find me the Canvas-based particle example and explain how to adapt it to my project.
Prompt 2
Show me how the Three.js 3D spinning globe demo in visualization-collection is structured so I can recreate a similar effect in my own page.
Prompt 3
I want to reproduce one of the CSS text animation effects from visualization-collection. Walk me through the key CSS properties and React component structure used.
Prompt 4
How do I run visualization-collection locally? What Node.js version do I need and what commands do I run after cloning?
Prompt 5
I want to contribute a new visual effect to visualization-collection. What folder structure and component pattern does the project use for adding a new demo?
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