HTML Starter, Hello World

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HTML Starter, Hello World

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Last edited Apr 15, 2026

Created on Apr 3, 2026

This example shows a minimal interactive HTML page where a click on a button toggles the background color of a displayed message and the button itself. The page renders a yellow-centered layout with a large green “Hello World” text and a light blue button. The interaction is handled by a JavaScript event listener that toggles CSS classes. It uses the Document Object Model (DOM) API via `querySelector` and `addEventListener`, with no external libraries or data sources.

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Beispielprojekt für Workshopteilnehmende. Ziel: Farben und Positionen ändern, eigenes div mit Text hinzufügen.

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