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This example presents a user-input form for collecting metadata about video uploads, including category, day, time, weather, and air quality. Built as a plain HTML page with inline JavaScript, it uses radio buttons organized into named groups to capture the five selections. The `get_X_INPUT()` function iterates over these node lists to store the chosen values in a `user_info` array, logging the result to the console. No external styling or rendering libraries are used beyond basic CSS and DOM APIs.

May 29, 2021

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info.design.2021.hello.world

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page that combines styled headings, a preformatted text block, and a JavaScript console message. It shows how CSS applies a white-on-black color scheme to all `h1` elements, while JavaScript logs a greeting to the browser console. The page also includes a separate JavaScript file that triggers an alert, illustrating basic client-side scripting. Using vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript without external libraries, it serves as a bare-bones starter for integrating React in future iterations.

May 12, 2021

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Fork of HTML Starter

This example demonstrates the simplest possible web page structure: a static HTML document that renders the text “Hello HTML” in the browser. It shows how to embed JavaScript directly in a `<script>` tag, which logs “Hello JavaScript!” to the console, and provides a starting point for experimenting with CSS and JavaScript in a plain HTML environment. The page uses no external libraries or frameworks, only native HTML and JavaScript. It serves as a minimal baseline for building more complex data visualizations from scratch.

May 6, 2021