This example demonstrates basic SVG shapes rendered from raw HTML elements, including circles with distinct fill colors, a navy rectangle with a yellow stroke, green lines, and path elements that create both straight segments and a curved teardrop-like form. The visualization uses static SVG markup directly in the document body rather than JavaScript libraries, showcasing how vector graphics can be composed manually. Each shape is defined by hardcoded coordinates and styling attributes, with comments explaining the difference between absolute and relative path commands. The result is a simple educational reference for constructing custom SVG visuals without external frameworks.