Shapes and Colors with SVG and CSS
This example demonstrates the visual potential of empty SVG canvases styled with CSS, showing how a blank 960×500 pixel space can serve as a foundation for dynamic graphics. The code pairs an inline SVG element with an external stylesheet that removes default margins and hides overflow, creating a full-viewport presentation surface. While no JavaScript or data binding is active, the structure highlights how SVG and CSS alone can control layout and rendering. The rendering approach is purely declarative, with no external libraries beyond the browser’s native SVG support.