SVG Logo Replacement with Scroll and Hover Effects - #3
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- Replaced the old HTML/CSS-based logo with a custom inline SVG wordmark. - Integrated the 'y' character to double as a musical note. - Implemented a scroll-driven "shimmer" color effect via linearGradient stops. - Added a "harmonic vibration" effect on mouseover using CSS animations. - Ensured responsive "header collapse" behavior using container queries and SVG transforms. - Created and linked a new `favicon.svg` based on the 'y' musical mark. Co-authored-by: carlhemp <9425487+carlhemp@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change replaces the original HTML/CSS-driven logo with a modern, clean, and geometric SVG design. The new logo is fully responsive, maintaining the existing header collapse behavior where the 'y' mark (now doubling as a musical note) scales up while the 'Canta' text fades away.
Key features:
--scroll-percentCSS variable.favicon.svg, a simplified version of the 'y' musical note mark.vector-effect: non-scaling-strokeand standard SVG groups for easy future modification.PR created automatically by Jules for task 17701585479768291242 started by @carlhemp