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Created on Jan 16, 2020

A minimalist web page displays a single large yellow circle with a grey outline centered on a blank canvas. The circle is rendered directly within an inline SVG element embedded in the HTML body, avoiding any external libraries or JavaScript. The page uses a straightforward SVG `<circle>` tag with attributes for position, radius, fill, and stroke, while CSS removes body margins and hides overflow for a clean, full-viewport presentation. This example demonstrates the basic capability of SVG for simple geometric visualization without additional data or interactivity.

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