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GIRIBnW_JM-3_VizHub Width Path

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JJimMaltby
Last edited Oct 10, 2021
Created on Oct 9, 2021

The visualization creates a repeating band of the VizHub logo that spans the full width of the browser window. Using D3.js, the code calculates how many times the logo must be repeated to cover the screen width based on a scaling factor of 0.05, then appends SVG path elements in a loop. Each logo is positioned horizontally using SVG transform translations. The original logo path data is scaled and reused in a straightforward iterative pattern, resulting in a continuous decorative strip across the viewport.

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To create VizHub logo repeating path that spans the width of screen AKA a band of repeating logo.

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