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Cars Report

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Last edited Aug 6, 2019
Created on Aug 6, 2019
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This visualization displays the text “hello World” in large, bright typography against a dark navy background, centered on the page. It uses the Google Fonts “Ubuntu” typeface via an @import rule, with a canvas-less DOM approach: index.js writes the message into a <pre> element using the textContent API. The page loads the script bundle.js, while styles.css provides the color scheme, font styling, and centered layout. No charting or interaction libraries are used.

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