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Last edited Jul 26, 2023

Created on Jul 24, 2023

This web page presents a scientific data visualization narrative focused on online customer sales, using a structured layout with headline, bylines, and chart sections. The page uses Open Sans and Lora fonts from Google Fonts, with CSS defining light and dark theme classes that can be toggled on the body element. The styling includes responsive chart rows that collapse into a single column on mobile devices, plus photo sections with captions. The HTML structure references creating chart sections with titles, subheads, and source attributions for the data visualizations.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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