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Re-create Marks and Channels Graphic

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Vveagy
Last edited Nov 1, 2018
Created on Sep 11, 2018

This visualization recreates a 2D marks and size channels graphic, demonstrating the encoding of quantitative values through the area of basic shapes. The SVG canvas displays two horizontal sequences of geometric marks: squares and circles, each arranged in four steps of increasing size. The example uses raw SVG elements—specifically `rect` and `circle`—to show how area encodes data, with the entire group scaled by an SVG `transform` attribute. No JavaScript libraries are involved; the rendering relies entirely on static SVG markup and external CSS for styling.

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