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Llaura.pollmann@axelspringer.com
Last edited Apr 16, 2026
Created on Apr 16, 2026

This example uses a plain HTML page built with JavaScript to show a playful message about the weekend. It displays a large text saying “Heute sollte Freitag sein” (Today should be Friday) on a light yellow background. Clicking a button toggles the color scheme between dark blue and pink for both the message and the button. The interaction relies on core JavaScript DOM selection and classList toggling, with no external libraries or data sources.

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