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Last edited Dec 12, 2024
Created on Dec 11, 2024
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An animated SVG scene presents two rectangles against a gradient-filled background, demonstrating interactive styling and motion. The larger rectangle uses a dynamically shifting linearGradient that cycles through orange, green, and purple via SVG `<animate>` elements. A smaller rectangle employs a continuously changing gradient offset, while hovering over any rectangle triggers a CSS `transform: scale(2)` effect, and a red stroke outlines the first shape. The plain HTML page relies on inline CSS and native SVG animation, with no external libraries.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

See also React Starter.

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