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Sswapnadabburi@my.unt.edu

Last edited Oct 19, 2024

Created on Oct 18, 2024

This example presents a simple webpage that embeds a vector graphic created in Figma. The page, built with HTML and styled using CSS, displays a static SVG image of a chart or diagram, loaded directly from a GitHub repository. The JavaScript and React framework are mentioned in the project metadata, but the visible behavior is a straightforward image embedding within a styled document, featuring a green header and a fixed footer.

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

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