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Building a Browser-Based T-Shirt Designer with HTML5 Canvas

I've been exploring ways to build a browser-based T-shirt design editor using JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas. The goal is to let users create their own T-shirt designs by adding text, uploading images, resizing elements, and positioning them on a canvas. I'm also interested in implementing features such as zooming, panning, and measurement rulers to make the design experience more precise. You can…

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