Hello VizHub

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This example demonstrates a minimalist text-rendering setup where the message “Hello VizHub!” appears on the page. It uses a simple HTML structure with a dedicated `<div>` for the message, styled via CSS to center the text at a large 12em font size. The visualization relies on D3.js v5, loaded from a CDN, though no data or complex rendering is applied. The JavaScript code imports the message from a separate ES6 module, highlighting how VizHub supports modular file organization and external library integration for straightforward web-based visualizations.

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