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Mouse Follower

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AAbhishek-Bohora
Last edited Jul 21, 2021
Created on Jul 21, 2021

This example displays a static yellow smiley face constructed from SVG elements, with two additional circles serving as eyes. The visualization demonstrates basic SVG composition within an HTML document, using `<circle>` elements to build the face shape. The rendering relies on raw SVG markup rather than a JavaScript library, with coordinates and radii hard-coded to position the features. The interaction is minimal, as the page hides any overflow and the design implies the mouse position might influence the layout, though no scripting is present in the source. The piece illustrates how simple geometric shapes can form recognizable icons.

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Half way towards a smiley face.

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