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NFL Passing Yards Visualization 11/22/2024 Revision

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SSamuel Karkache
Last edited Nov 22, 2024
Created on Nov 21, 2024

This interactive scatter plot animates NFL quarterback statistics from 2013–2023, visualizing relationships between numeric attributes like passing yards and touchdowns. Using D3.js, it displays each player as a colored circle representing award status, with dropdown menus for selecting axes, filters for year or award type, and a text input for player search. Clicking a data point reveals a tooltip with player details, while hovering over the legend highlights matching points. The visualization supports dynamic data exploration through state management and uses D3’s selection, scale, and axis APIs for rendering.

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Course Project as of 11/22/2024 for the Project Momentum Assignment.

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