This example demonstrates a simple Ruby class called `Element` that stores attributes in an instance variable and iterates over them with a `do_something` method, printing each attribute using `p`. The visualization shows a basic object-oriented data-handling pattern rather than graphical output. It relies on core Ruby language features—class definition, initialization, and attribute iteration—without external libraries or rendering APIs. The code serves as a minimal illustration of how structured data can be encapsulated and processed in Ruby.