HTML Activities Report

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HTML Activities Report

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Last edited Nov 23, 2018

Created on Aug 27, 2018

This example presents a static HTML activities report, listing seven numbered project items (A1 through A7) alongside their associated progress counts. It highlights three items—A1, A2, and A3—as critical by applying a red CSS class. The rendering uses plain HTML with an unordered list, styled by an external stylesheet (`styles.css`) that sets a monospace font at 2em, while the `.highlighted` class colors critical entries red. No JavaScript or interactive libraries are involved; the visualization relies solely on semantic markup and CSS for its visual hierarchy.

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