Let's make a face

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Let's make a face

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Last edited Sep 21, 2019

Created on Sep 21, 2019

This example demonstrates a playful construction of a face using SVG shapes, built with D3 v5. The visualization uses a blank SVG canvas and dynamically assembles facial features such as eyes, nose, and mouth. It leverages D3’s selection and manipulation methods to position elements based on simple coordinate logic. The rendered output is a static, stylized face generated entirely through code, with styling handled by an external CSS file using the Ubuntu font.

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