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This example shows a simple SVG composition of two circles and one rectangle, each filled with a primary color and positioned statically within the viewport. The illustration uses raw SVG elements—`circle` and `rect`—placed directly inside the markup, with inline attributes for coordinates, dimensions, and styling. The code relies on basic SVG presentation attributes like `fill` and `stroke` to define the visual appearance, while the CSS block includes a large font-size rule for the `.message` class, though no text element is present in the markup. The example demonstrates how raw SVG primitives can be laid out without any JavaScript or higher-level library, serving as a minimal visual composition.