HTML Starter

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Created on Nov 17, 2020

This example demonstrates a bare minimum HTML page that integrates CSS and JavaScript, serving as a foundational template for web-based visualizations. The page uses plain HTML elements styled with embedded CSS, while JavaScript is included in an inline script tag, though it remains empty in this version. It references a country CSV file and an input dataset, indicating potential data loading capabilities. The code relies on standard web APIs—HTML5, CSS, and native JavaScript—without external libraries, emphasizing simplicity and direct browser functionality. The visual output is currently minimal, showcasing the structural setup rather than a complex rendering.

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