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Created on Mar 2, 2026

This example displays a static “Hello HTML!” message in the center of the page, rendered with a font size of 12em. The interface consists of a single `div` element styled via an external CSS file, while a separate JavaScript module logs “hello world” to the console on load. Using the standard HTML5 boilerplate, it demonstrates a minimal setup with plain text styling and a basic script import.

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