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This example is a minimal web page that renders a static “Hello HTML!” message. It demonstrates a basic web development starter template, separating structure, styling, and scripting into distinct files. The page uses an HTML5 document with a linked `styles.css` for presentation and a modular JavaScript file, `index.js`, which currently only logs “hello world” to the browser console, using the standard `console.log` API. No data is visualized or transformed.

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