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Created on Mar 22, 2025

This example shows a smiling face formed by a neon rainbow made of seven arcs in ROY G BIV colors, with white eyes, pupils, and a curved smile below. The background cycles through translucent rainbow hues using CSS keyframe animations. Each arc is a div with curved borders and a drop-shadow filter to create the neon glow, and the face features are positioned absolutely within the same container.

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A simple HTML/CSS implementation of a neon rainbow displaying the classic ROY G BIV colors (Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet). The rainbow arcs feature a bright neon effect using CSS f

Each color band is created using a curved div with border-radius, and the neon effect is achieved through a combination of bright colors and CSS drop-shadow filters.

Added features:

Smiling face below the rainbow using a curved border
Animated background color that cycles through semi-transparent rainbow colors
Eyes with pupils added to create a complete face

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