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Fork of HTML Starter, Hello World

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This example demonstrates a simple interactive HTML page built with vanilla JavaScript, displaying two images of lemurs and playful text elements on a hot pink background. The page uses basic DOM manipulation via `document.querySelector` to handle a click event on a button, toggling CSS classes that change the message's and button's background colors to pink. The layout relies on CSS Grid with `place-items: center` to center content vertically and horizontally, while the images are sourced from external URLs (Gannett and Cults3D). The code uses no external visualization libraries, only core HTML/CSS/JavaScript functionality.

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