Breakfast Bowl - Wish You a Perfect 100 Score

Breakfast Bowl - Wish You a Perfect 100 Score

Five slices of bacon sit in a bowl, then animate over five seconds as some are eaten and others transform into eggs and an avocado, spelling out the letters B-A-E. The example uses d3 selections with enter, merge, and exit to update SVG ellipses and text, while d3.scaleOrdinal maps food types to colors and radii.

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Breakfast Bowl - Wish You a Perfect 100 Score

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Breakfast Bowl - Wish You a Perfect 100 Score

A breakfast bowl animates through a timed sequence of D3 transitions, using elliptical shapes to represent bacon, eggs, and avocado as items are eaten or swapped by a mother preparing a 100-score exam-day meal. The visualization uses `d3.scaleOrdinal` for color and radius mapping, with `selection.enter`, `merge`, and `exit` to update SVG groups. Rendered as SVG with `d3.select`, the narrative unfolds via `setTimeout` calls that modify the data array and re-render the bowl.

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Breakfast Bowl - Wish You a Perfect 100 Score

A breakfast bowl visualization uses D3 v5 to animate fruit images in an SVG. Apples, lemons, and avocados, rendered as colored ellipses, enter from the left, shift positions, and disappear over time, with text labels below. The code uses `selection.merge` for incremental updates, and sets ellipse radii and colors via `scaleOrdinal`. The animation simulates eating and replacing fruit, with a rounded rectangle as the bowl.

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Bowl of Fruit - Click to Select

Five circles representing apples transition into view in an SVG bowl, with each fruit selectable by mouseover and mouseout events that toggle a black stroke. The code uses d3 data joins and ordinal scales to map fruit types to colors and radii, while transition methods animate circle entry and exit. Over time, fruits are removed or replaced with lemons via JavaScript timers, demonstrating animated updates to the bound dataset.

Ffeizhi123

Bowl of fruit - Nested Elements

A bowl of fruit demonstrates nested SVG elements with a dynamic data join, showing apples and lemons arranged in a row. The visualization uses a D3 ordinal scale to map fruit types to colors and radii, while enter, update, and exit selections manage the transitions as fruits are eaten or replaced over time. Circles and text labels are appended within each group element, and the bowl is drawn as a rounded rectangle behind the fruit.

Hhugomell

Bowl of Fruit

Animating a bowl of fruit, this example demonstrates D3’s enter, update, and exit pattern on SVG circles. Apples and lemons, distinguished by red and yellow fills, shrink and expand their radii over one-second transitions as items are removed, replaced, or changed. The code uses `d3.scaleOrdinal` for color and size, `selection.data` with an id accessor, and chained `transition().attr` calls to morph circle properties.

BBKirst3

Bowl of Fruit - Hover to select

Five circles, apples and a lemon, render in an SVG bowl and animate their positions and radii with d3 transitions. Hovering a fruit selects it, drawing a black stroke via d3’s selection.on and a scaleOrdinal color scale. The data updates through setTimeout calls that remove apples or replace one with a lemon, with exit transitions shrinking removed circles. The code uses d3.v5’s select, range, and merge for enter-update-exit patterns.

SSophia Murage