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Ssarikakannikanti@gmail.com
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Created on Apr 4, 2025
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A minimal starter project demonstrates how to assemble a VizHub visualization from separate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript modules. The code imports a string constant from an ES6 module, `myMessage.js`, and renders it as large text inside a styled `#message` div. The example relies on standard DOM selection and styling, without additional libraries, to connect the module export to the page. It showcases the basic file structure and module system used for building and sharing interactive examples in the gallery.

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