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Last edited Mar 17, 2024

Created on Mar 17, 2024

This visualization presents a simple, abstract face composed of basic geometric shapes, built using SVG and styled with CSS. It demonstrates how static vector graphics can be assembled into a recognizable figure without any interactive or data-driven logic. The rendering uses raw SVG elements like `rect`, `path`, `ellipse`, `line`, and `g`, with drop shadows applied via the `filter` definition. The face is centered on a white background, featuring a gray head, two differently colored eyes (blue and purple), and a subtle mouth, all defined directly in the markup. No external libraries like D3 or React are used; the code relies solely on native web technologies.

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

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