I've run into a problem time and time again that severely limits interaction on the web. The problem in question is that there seems to be no good way to manipulate typography on the web. To combat this problem I've developed a series of experiments coded in pure javascript that deal with various raster and vector based techniques for manipulating typography and generating an animation timeline on page load. This allows a developer to write custom code to animate and bind these animations to events on a webpage. This requires no loading of external video sources, gifs, or images to create animations, but instead the library relies on the visitors browser to generate and render these animations, conserving a significant amount of time while loading a webpage.