SVG Scene

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Jjeevanprasad.shivarathri@zemosolabs.com

Last edited May 7, 2026

Created on May 6, 2026

This example creates a simple static landscape scene using SVG elements defined directly in the HTML. It renders a sky-blue rectangular background with a yellow sun, a green ground, and a brown house with a dark red triangular roof and black door. The scene is built entirely with SVG primitives like `rect`, `circle`, and `polygon`, arranged through `x`, `y`, and `cx` coordinate attributes. No JavaScript data processing or dynamic interaction is involved, as the visualization relies solely on the declarative SVG markup.

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