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KKota Charan Kumar Reddy
Last edited Jan 30, 2026
Created on Jan 30, 2026
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This fork of an Observable notebook demonstrates a simple starter template. It displays a static HTML page with a headline reading “Hello HTML!” and logs “hello world” to the console. The visualization uses plain HTML and CSS, with the message styled at a large font size and centered via the `.message` class, while JavaScript initialization runs through a module script in `index.js`. No data sources or rendering libraries are involved.

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