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Fork of The House

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Last edited Feb 28, 2024

Created on Feb 28, 2024

This visualization displays a schematic house built on a grid of vertical and horizontal lines, using SVG paths and shapes. It shows a simple dwelling with a brown roof, yellow windows, a blue door, and a small circular window. The rendering uses raw SVG elements like `path`, `rect`, and `circle` within a React component. The grid lines are drawn with stroke-based paths, while the house features use filled paths and rectangles. The code relies on React for rendering the SVG structure, with no additional data or animation libraries. The scene is static and purely geometric, emphasizing a clean, minimal illustration style.

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

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