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Bowl Fruit - bowl for fruits

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JJefferson Abreu
Last edited Jul 24, 2019
Created on Jul 18, 2019

A D3.js simulation shows a bowl of apples and lemons that changes over time. Five fruits sit in a rounded rectangle container; elements disappear, transform, and are removed through sequential animations. The visualization uses SVG shapes with ordinal color and radius scales mapping apple and lemon types to distinct hues and sizes. D3 transitions animate position, circle radius, and fill over one-second durations as the dataset is modified, demonstrating dynamic updates to a static chart.

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