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Mmarkus.pfander@axelspringer.com
Last edited Apr 16, 2026
Created on Apr 16, 2026

This example presents a simple "Hello World" message and a small HTML starter interface. It uses the `d3.select` and `d3.forceSimulation` APIs to create and run a basic force-directed layout, though no external data source is loaded. The code relies on a standard SVG rendering approach with CSS styling for visual elements, and the interface remains static aside from the simulation's animation.

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