HTML Starter

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Created on Dec 19, 2019

This example presents a minimal HTML page that centers the text “Hello HTML!” on the screen. It uses plain HTML with a CSS class, .message, to set the font size and alignment. The page contains no JavaScript libraries or data sources, serving purely as a starting point for simple web-based visualizations.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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