Pseudo Bar Chart

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Pseudo Bar Chart

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Last edited Jun 22, 2022

Created on Jun 22, 2022

This pseudo bar chart displays six vertical bars of varying heights across a dark background, suggesting categorical data without axes or labels. Each bar is a simple SVG `<rect>` element positioned manually, with heights that imply quantitative differences between groups. The chart uses no JavaScript libraries or data binding; instead, it relies on hardcoded SVG coordinates and dimensions, with a fixed viewport of 802 by 368 pixels. The bars are rendered directly in the HTML, created in Figma and exported as static SVG markup.

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A bare minimum bar chart.

Made in Figma using exports.

MIT Licensed

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