LCD Type

A type specimen on a screen you can see the pixels of. A title accelerates up and out of frame, then lines type themselves a word at a time — each laid out centred at its finished width and revealed left to right while the whole line slides slowly left, so it grows without ever drifting from the middle. Over all of it sits an RGB subpixel grid and a scanline, applied to the whole frame rather than to the glyphs, which is what makes the type read as displayed rather than drawn.