I’m building a lightweight 3-dimensional interface that runs smoothly in Chrome and need the help of someone who can breathe life into my text and heading elements with eye-catching hover animations. No other interactive widgets or data visuals are required—just polished, immersive motion that makes each piece of copy feel like it’s floating in space and reacting to the cursor. Here’s what I have in mind: when a user hovers over a line of text or a heading, it should tilt, scale, or subtly rotate in 3-D, perhaps with depth-of-field and lighting cues so the movement feels natural rather than gimmicky. Think CSS transforms or Three.js/WebGL shaders where appropriate, but keep performance sharp for everyday laptops. I already have the base markup styled; your task is to craft, integrate, and fine-tune the animation layer and provide clear, commented code so I can tweak timing or easing later. Deliverables • Fully functional demo page that runs in the latest Chrome build • Modular CSS/JS (or WebGL) code files, cleanly commented • Brief setup notes so I can drop the solution into my existing project If this sounds like the kind of micro-interaction polish you love to create, I’d love to see examples of similar hover-based 3-D effects you’ve delivered before.