Data Visualization 2020

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Data Visualization 2020

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Last edited Oct 10, 2021

Created on Oct 10, 2021

This example renders the text “klj” in enormous type, centered on a plain white background, with the page title “Data Visualization 2020.” It uses raw HTML and CSS for styling and a small JavaScript snippet that logs a message to the browser console. The code does not include any data or visualization libraries, relying only on vanilla browser APIs. The styling is minimal, and the visual output is purely typographic.

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

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