Mark's Hello HTML part 1

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Mark's Hello HTML part 1

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Last edited Sep 20, 2023

Created on Sep 8, 2023

A smiling face rendered in SVG, built with React components that compose independently defined parts: a yellow face, eyes, and a mouth. The eyes use offset circles for pupils and highlights, while the mouth combines a d3 arc path with a simple rectangle. The visualization demonstrates modular component reuse and declarative SVG construction, leveraging the React and d3 libraries.

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