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NASCAR Stats Dashboard Template

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AAndre J Denais
Last edited Jan 5, 2022
Created on Jan 4, 2022

This dashboard template arranges six placeholder visualization panels in a flexbox layout, with a top row and bottom row for displaying NASCAR race statistics from 1975 to 2003. The code includes reusable D3 components for scatter plots, stacked bars, maps, and bar charts, along with React hooks for managing data loading via d3.csv. Axes are rendered using custom React components that call d3 scale methods like xScale.ticks(), while a color legend supports interactive hover states with opacity fading. The styling uses named colored panels to define each visualization area before data integration.

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This template dashboard comes from Curran's video Multiple Visualization Views with React & Flexbox.

The dashboard is originally intended for this: data which comes from a rendition of the NASCAR dataset, which spans from 1975 to 2003.

Super excited to use this in the future.

MIT Licensed

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