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Fork of Hello HTML

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Last edited Oct 7, 2021

Created on Oct 6, 2021

A stylized yellow face rendered entirely with SVG primitives, using two black circles for eyes and a thick black outline for the head. The static graphic is built directly in an HTML page with inline CSS, where the body margin is removed and overflow hidden to focus the composition. The example demonstrates a minimal hand-coded SVG scene without JavaScript libraries, relying on the circle element for both the face and eyes.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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