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SVG Fundamentals

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Last edited Jul 21, 2023

Created on Jul 9, 2023

This example showcases a generative composition of triangular polygons arranged on a 960x500 SVG canvas. The visualization demonstrates fundamental SVG shapes and CSS styling, where each polygon is explicitly defined with coordinate points and filled with a gradient of teal colors. The code utilizes native HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, with CSS transitions and hover effects that adjust polygon opacity. The design creates a geometric abstract mosaic, emphasizing how SVG elements can be structured and styled directly within a browser environment without external libraries.

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

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