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Nnobbak
Last edited Oct 13, 2019
Created on Sep 24, 2019
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This example shows a simple, static car brand report as an HTML page with a bulleted list of makes, highlighting Honda in red via CSS. It does not visualize data with charts or graphs. The visualization relies on basic HTML structure, an external stylesheet (style.css) with monospace font styling, and a CSS class selector for emphasis. The page is defined in index.html.

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