Create Something With SVG

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Create Something With SVG

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Last edited Sep 29, 2021

Created on Aug 31, 2021

This example recreates a digital brand image as a stylized landscape using raw SVG shapes: a gradient-filled sun, layered polygon mountains, and clustered white circles forming a cloud. The design employs a cohesive color palette drawn from an external design reference, with vertical gradients defined via SVG’s `linearGradient` and `stop` elements. All shapes are hand-coded directly in HTML/SVG, without a visualization library, showcasing how CSS and JavaScript-free SVG can compose a simple, decorative scene.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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