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Last edited Feb 25, 2019

Created on Feb 25, 2019

The visualization greets the viewer with a short text message, combining content from an ES6 module and a variable initialized in the main script. It presents a solid-colored background with a large, centered message that is pulled from two different data sources: a string literal and an imported constant. The example demonstrates basic DOM manipulation by setting the `textContent` of an HTML element, while also loading a data array of car objects from a separate `cars.js` module. It uses the D3 v5 library for potential future data handling, alongside custom CSS styling via Google Fonts.

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