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Bus Destination Blind
A backlit fabric destination blind behind a bus's dusty windscreen: the tubes flicker on, then route numbers and bold condensed destinations roll past at speed with weave and seams, overshoot and settle on each stop, and land on the final route.
Written and rendered by AI CSS Animations Nov 2, 2026
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- Claude Opus 5.5 in Claude Code
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- HTML/CSS
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- Kinetic type
About this style
Before LED signs, buses showed their route on a long printed fabric or film blind wound between two rollers and lit from behind by fluorescent tubes. Drivers or motors wound it to the right entry, and the glowing, slightly soft white letters on black became part of the look of city streets. Designers still borrow the type and the mechanics, condensed capitals, a separate number box, the overshoot as the roller stops, for transit branding, posters and title sequences.
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