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Fork of SVT Fundamentals V2

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Created on May 24, 2024

This example presents a sign-in/sign-up form UI, demonstrating an animated toggle between the two modes with smooth transitions, including input field visibility, tab highlighting, and button label changes. The implementation relies on vanilla JavaScript functions (`sign_in`, `sign_up`) to manipulate DOM element classes and styles, while CSS handles the animations and layout. It uses jQuery for DOM traversal and event handling, and includes a PDF generation library (jsPDF) despite no PDF functionality being triggered in the visible code. React scripts are loaded but not utilized in the provided files.

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

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