D3 introduction - createing faces

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D3 introduction - createing faces

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Last edited Dec 11, 2019

Created on Oct 28, 2019

This example demonstrates the visual and typographic output of a D3.js project by rendering the phrase “VizHub” in massive, bold text on a dark blue background. The page relies entirely on the loaded stylesheets to style the text, with no JavaScript or data manipulation present in the code. It uses the Google Fonts API to import the Ubuntu typeface, and a CSS rule sets the font size, color, and centered alignment. The visualization showcases a minimal, static composition, highlighting the rendering of text through standard HTML and CSS without additional interactive or data-driven elements.

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An example showing the capabilities of VizHub.

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