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Fork of Fork of API Heatmap - brand colors round .2 3band

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Last edited Nov 17, 2021

Created on Nov 11, 2021

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This heatmap uses a red-to-grey-to-green gradient to visualize relevance scores for companies, with the color scale’s domain rounded to the nearest 0.2 to create 50 discrete color bins. A legend beneath the grid maps scores from 0 to 10, using a neutral grey midpoint for smoother transitions. The visualization renders company symbols and their scores as SVG tiles, generated with D3's `scaleLinear` and `.join()` operators, pulling JSON data from a GitHub gist. Tooltips and click interactions expose additional company details.

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The color uses a continuous color scale rounding to the nearest .2 resulting 50 bins.

The color scale is a 3 color gradient with 5 being gray, allowing for a smoother transition.

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