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AAbhiramPudi@my.unt.edu
Last edited Oct 6, 2025
Created on Oct 6, 2025
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This interactive HTML starter demonstrates a simple web page with a large animated greeting message. The display shows the text "Hello HTML!" centered on a blank background, featuring a fade-in animation and interactive feedback. Built with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the implementation uses event listeners for click and hover actions, toggling the message color between dark blue and red while applying a CSS scale transform on mouse hover. The styling includes custom CSS keyframe animations and text-shadow properties.

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Interactive HTML Starter Project

A simple HTML/CSS/JavaScript starter template with interactive features.

Features

  • Responsive design
  • CSS animations
  • Interactive JavaScript functionality
  • Modern styling

How to Use

  1. Open index.html in a web browser
  2. Click on the message to change its color
  3. Hover over the message to see the scale effect

Files

  • index.html - Main HTML document
  • styles.css - Styling with animations
  • index.js - Interactive JavaScript functionality
MIT Licensed

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