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Fork of Blank Slate with Hot Reloading

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Aasumera375@gmail.com
Last edited Feb 21, 2025
Created on Feb 21, 2025

This fork of Blank Slate demonstrates a purely HTML and CSS animated ice cream shop scene, showing how visual storytelling can be built without JavaScript data bindings. The animation relies on CSS keyframes (`moveClouds`) to drift clouds across a linear-gradient sky, while the shop is composed of styled `div` elements with properties like `clip-path` for the cone and `repeating-linear-gradient` for the awning. The included `d3.js` file only logs a console message, meaning D3.js is loaded but not used in the current rendering. The example highlights static structure and CSS-driven motion rather than data-driven visualization.

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Ice Cream Shop Animation

This project is a simple animated ice cream shop using HTML, CSS, and D3.js.

Files

  • index.html: Main HTML file
  • style.css: Styles for the shop
  • d3.js: Placeholder for future JavaScript features

How to Run

Simply open index.html in a browser to view the animation.

MIT Licensed

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