Let's make a face with HTML, SVG, React

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Let's make a face with HTML, SVG, React

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Last edited Jun 14, 2020

Created on Jun 13, 2020

A static SVG face is drawn with yellow circular head and two black eyes, using React to render the markup. The example demonstrates how React components can output SVG elements directly, with hardcoded coordinates and dimensions for the face features. The code imports React and ReactDOM, while the HTML file loads React and ReactDOM from unpkg CDN. This is a minimal illustration of combining React's declarative UI approach with SVG's vector graphics capabilities, though no interactive behavior or data binding is shown.

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Making a face with HTML, CSS, react

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