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This example demonstrates the visual hierarchy of a tabbed interface by styling active and inactive tabs with distinct background colors, using a light blue for default tabs and a dark blue for the active state. The code defines CSS classes—`.tabstrip__tab` and `.tabstrip__tab--active`—to apply these colors, showing how class-based styling controls component state. It relies solely on CSS for the presentation, with no JavaScript or data binding, and the source is a single gist authored by HerbCaudill. The rendering approach is static CSS styling, not a data-driven visualization.

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