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Fork of HTML Starter

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Last edited Aug 7, 2025

Created on Aug 7, 2025

A static HTML starter page displays a large red greeting message and three blue squares arranged in a row. The layout relies on plain HTML elements styled with CSS, using flexbox for the square container and fixed dimensions for each block. The JavaScript file only logs "hello world" to the console, with no interactive or data-driven behavior. No external libraries or visualization APIs are used in this minimal example.

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