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Created on Sep 5, 2023

A full-width red rectangle sits against a plain white background, its thick black stroke defining the shape. The example showcases a simple CSS and SVG interaction, where the rectangle transitions to green on hover. Written as a minimal HTML page, it uses inline CSS for styling and transitions, while JavaScript is included but not yet utilized. The SVG element is drawn directly in the markup, offering a straightforward demonstration of static vector graphics and hover feedback.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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