HTML Starter

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Created on Feb 12, 2020

This example demonstrates a minimal HTML page rendering static SVG content with a title and a chart area, styled through CSS. The code uses raw HTML and SVG elements, with a separate `chart.js` file that only logs "ello" to the console, showing no actual data visualization. Rendering relies on an inline `<svg>` tag and CSS styling for layout, particularly with opacity, but the page does not employ any JavaScript libraries or datasets. It serves as a bare-bones starting point for exploring visualization setup in a web environment.

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