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TTor Stava
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Created on Nov 26, 2025
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This example introduces foundational SVG capabilities through a minimal HTML document, loading only an empty page structure with a title and no visible graphical output. The JavaScript logs “hello world” to the console, while the stylesheet defines a `.message` class with a 12em font size and centered text alignment, though no element uses it. It demonstrates the basic separation of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files in a web project, using the native document object and CSS rules without any external libraries or data sources. The visualization gallery entry serves as a starting point for building more complex SVG-based charts.

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