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Smiley face Compartmentalized 4

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Last edited Oct 15, 2021

Created on Oct 14, 2021

This example renders two identical smiley faces side by side using React and D3 v7’s `arc` generator for the mouth paths. Each face is composed from reusable components: a radially gradient-filled `circle` for the face, two `ellipse` eyes, and a multi-path mouth with rounded corners. The faces are drawn in SVG within a centered `<g>` transform, with fixed dimensions and stroke widths passed as props. The code demonstrates modular composition of geometric shapes and D3’s arc API for curved path generation.

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