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Do note that if you're using an international language, you might want to check out Grapheme Splitter to divide strings into individual user perceived characters, as opposed to computer perceived characters. Since our text is in English, it'd just add unnecessary complication and an extra step to our project so I'm not adding it in :)
In our blog post today, we'll be looking at how we can create a satisfying wavy text animation using Framer Motion, React and TypeScript.
Our animation functionality basically works now... there's just a slight problem. The animation looks terrible. Luckily, we can use Variants in Framer Motion to solve our problem.
I know you're eager for action, so let's begin! Start by initialising a React and TypeScript project using create-react-app.
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