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MMarko Sanković
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This example shows a simple static SVG face composed of three circles: a large yellow head with black outlines and two smaller black-outlined eyes. The visualization is rendered using a fixed 960x500 SVG element directly in the HTML body, while react and react-dom are loaded via UMD builds from unpkg. The React component in index.js mounts to the root div, though the actual drawing is handled by the raw SVG markup rather than JSX or d3. The page includes an embedded YouTube video, but the visualization itself remains non-interactive.

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