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Aamrikd
Last edited Mar 1, 2017
Created on Mar 1, 2017

A simple static SVG drawing depicts a stylized robot face with red triangular hair, a yellow head, and black eyes. The code constructs the image using basic D3.js v4 path, circle, rect, and group elements within a 500x500 SVG canvas. Three white gridded squares, each created with a rect and two crossed lines, are positioned as decorative elements, with one scaled and placed near the top and two smaller versions flanking the lower face. The example demonstrates manual coordinate plotting and SVG transformations without any data binding or interactive behavior.

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