Neon Cursive Glow writes your word out in a warm handwritten script — sunset golds and ambers rather than the usual electric cyan — then holds it with a gentle pulse and a slow float, like a sign hung in a window rather than bolted to a wall.
Pacifico supplies the connected script; the cursive path is drawn with stroke-dashoffset so the word appears to be written in one continuous motion, which only works because the letterforms genuinely join. ambientPulse and gentleFloat run afterwards at different periods so the two never sync into an obvious beat.
Yes, and the SVG export is the useful one there — it stays sharp at any size, so the same file works for a social post and a printed proof.