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King Smiley

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FFutileGameDev
Last edited Jan 8, 2022
Created on Jan 8, 2022
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This interactive visualization, titled "King Smiley," presents a large, cheerful face rendered as a simple textual message. It demonstrates the foundational use of HTML and CSS to achieve a bold, centered typographic display. The page uses inline `<style>` blocks to set the message's font size and alignment, while the `<body>` contains a single `div` element with the class "message" and text "Hello HTML!". The example is a minimal static graphic, not a data-driven or dynamic visualization, built without JavaScript frameworks or data sources.

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

See also React Starter.

MIT Licensed

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