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Ppreethamkesa
Last edited Feb 27, 2022
Created on Feb 27, 2022

This example shows a stylized dashboard layout in SVG, with minimal decorative elements like circular and oval shapes, small icons, and annotated lines drawn in grayscale tones. The visual centers on two large rounded rectangles that appear to frame data areas, flanked by bar-chart-like segments and small circular markers. The rendering uses React to produce static SVG markup, with no interactive or dynamic behavior. The included JavaScript and CSS files are referenced but not detailed, so the composition is purely presentational, illustrating a clean, grid-like interface design.

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

See also React Starter.

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