OshigeAkito

@OshigeAkito·2 public vizzes

Psudo

The visualization shows four white rectangles of decreasing heights arranged horizontally on a white background, creating a simple bar-chart-like composition. Built as a static SVG scene using React, the code directly embeds the SVG markup in the HTML file without any JavaScript logic or data processing. The rendering relies solely on CSS for the page layout, preventing scrolling and margins, while the SVG elements are specified with fixed pixel coordinates and dimensions. This example demonstrates a minimal, non-interactive chart with no external data source or animation.

Jan 14, 2023

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SVG Fundamentals

This example demonstrates two static SVG polygons with a hover effect, where each hexagon changes its fill color from yellow to green. The page uses inline SVG elements with a CSS rule applying the stroke and fill, alongside a `:hover` pseudo-class for the color transition. The code relies on raw SVG markup and standard CSS, with no JavaScript libraries or external data sources. The rendering approach is purely declarative, with polygon coordinates specified directly in the HTML.

Jan 8, 2023