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Last edited Feb 8, 2019

Created on Feb 8, 2019

This example displays a large, centered message from a JavaScript module on a dark, styled web page. It demonstrates a minimal setup for modular ES6 code, using an exported module to supply a text string and the DOM API to insert it into the page. The page’s visual design is handled by CSS, which imports the Ubuntu font and applies a bold, high-contrast layout. The visualization is static, serving as a simple test of module bundling and rendering.

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