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Fork of Hello HTML

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Created on Feb 6, 2026

This fork of a simple HTML hello-world example presents a minimal, static web page with no data visualization or interactive elements. It contains two nearly identical HTML files, `index.html` and `myOwn.html`, each rendering a title tag stating "Hello HTML huh" (with a slight typo in the first) inside an otherwise empty body. The code uses no external libraries, JavaScript, or rendering APIs; it relies solely on basic HTML markup to display text in the browser. The example demonstrates the starting point for a visualization project, showing only the raw document structure before any charting or data-binding code is added.

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