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Ssyedshowmic
Last edited Apr 6, 2022
Created on Apr 6, 2022
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This interactive visualization lets users adjust red, green, and blue color channels via separate sliders, altering the displayed output in real time. It builds on an Observable notebook by syedshowmic and uses the Observable Runtime and Inspector APIs to embed the controls. The page’s iframe links to an accompanying video on data wrangling, while the sliders are rendered directly from the embedded module, which does not reveal the underlying canvas or data transformation logic.

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A bare minimum HTML page.

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