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A minimalist login simulation prompts the user for an ID and password, redirecting to a success page only for the admin credentials `admin`/`123456` and otherwise to an error page. The example uses plain JavaScript with `prompt()` for input and `location.href` for navigation, embedded in a bare HTML page with CSS styling. The code demonstrates conditional branching and basic client-side authentication without any external libraries or data visualization.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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