Letters thrown to random positions and rotations, then flying home 35ms apart.

Each character is wrapped in its own inline-block span and thrown to a random offset and rotation with the transition switched off, so the scatter is instant and unseen; a forced reflow commits that state before the transition is restored, which is the only way to make a CSS transition animate out of a position it was never seen in. The letters then return on a 900ms curve staggered 35ms apart, so the word assembles left to right out of chaos. The cycle repeats every 4.5 seconds. Under reduced motion the word is simply present.