Open-source credits

Fireworks engine

The crackers in our Diwali greetings and on the virtual crackers page are adapted from “Firework Simulator v2” by Caleb Miller (https://codepen.io/MillerTime/pen/XgpNwb), used under the MIT License.

Copyright (c) Caleb Miller.

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Christmas tree

The spinning tree of lights in our Christmas greeting is our own code, inspired by the CSS Christmas tree by Jhey Tompkins.

Photos and fonts

The sample family photo is “A family posing for a picture” by Nilanka Kariyawasam on Unsplash (https://unsplash.com/photos/AKk37Avu6o8), used under the Unsplash License. Other sample photos are also from Unsplash.

Fonts are from Google Fonts and are used under the SIL Open Font License.