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10 / Clipping, states & responsive callouts

Good things have roots.

An original plant illustration opens a view below the soil. Reveal the root layer, choose a feature, and open the care plan through a native button.

ROOT / ROOM

A little care.
A living corner.

What this study teaches

A native range and pointer position share a clipping value for an original SVG pot cross-section. Stable feature selection drives reusable callouts. The care button has idle, hover/focus and expanded states, while its semantic expansion state commits immediately.

Independent implementation informed by “From Static to Dynamic: 3 Micro-Animations Every Web Developer Can Master with Rive”, Jeff McAvoy, Codrops. This is newly authored code and artwork, not a recovered original project. The two button snippets do not constitute the complete three-pattern implementation. Do not present the original TapRoot artwork or Rive state machine as recovered.