Star Crawl sends your word receding toward a vanishing point over a field of drifting stars, a gold sheen raking across the face as it goes. It is the space-opera opening title, built for any word you like.
One CSS transform chain does the work: sc-recede runs perspective(620px) with rotateX and translateZ on a single .sc-stage group, so the whole title recedes as one composited layer instead of relayouting text every frame. The glow is a radial gradient ellipse behind the type, never a blur filter, and the sheen is a white gradient bar travelling through the sc-sheen-mask. 90 stars twinkle on seeded, non-repeating delays.
No. There is no <filter> element in this style at all. The bloom is a radial gradient, which measures about 1x a plain text theme per frame where a blur-based glow measures roughly 18x — so exports keep full frame rate instead of dropping down the encoder's fps ladder.