Pseudo donut plot

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Pseudo donut plot

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Last edited Jul 27, 2022

Created on Jul 26, 2022

This pseudo donut plot presents five labeled segments (A–E) arranged radially around a central hole, approximating a donut chart without using a dedicated charting library. The visualization is built with static SVG elements—circles, lines, and text—rendered in an HTML document, with black and white fills creating the ring illusion. Labels are positioned using precomputed coordinates, while the Share Tech font from Google Fonts styles the text. The example demonstrates a hand-coded SVG approach for a donut-like display, relying on manual geometry rather than data-driven generation.

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Approximation of Donut Plot

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