Face

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Last edited Apr 17, 2021

Created on Apr 15, 2021

A smiling face is drawn as a large SVG circle with two eyes and a curved mouth, rendered in a bold block style against a plain background. The page loads a bundled React application via `bundle.js`, which injects the face into an empty `<svg>` element sized 960 by 500. The visual uses CSS to center the content and set an oversized font size, though the face itself is constructed through SVG shapes rather than text. The example demonstrates a minimal React setup with static SVG rendering, containing no interactive behavior or data-driven logic.

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