Hello HTML

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Created on Nov 5, 2021

This example shows a simple 960 by 500 pixel SVG canvas containing a large yellow circle framed by a black stroke, accompanied by two smaller unfilled circles. The artwork is produced directly in the body of an HTML document using inline SVG elements, with basic CSS to remove page margins and hide overflow. It demonstrates a minimal, self-contained web page where all visual elements are declared through SVG markup rather than JavaScript libraries, making it a bare-bones introduction to static vector rendering in a browser.

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