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This gallery example displays a simple static “Hello HTML!” message centered on a plain background. The visualization consists of a single text element styled with CSS, with no dynamic data or interactive features. The implementation separates concerns into three files: an HTML document defines the page structure, an external stylesheet sets the font size and alignment, and a JavaScript file logs “hello world” to the console but does not affect the visual output. No charting, mapping, or animation libraries are used.

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