Creating Own Pseudo Visualization

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Creating Own Pseudo Visualization

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Last edited Jan 24, 2024

Created on Dec 22, 2023

This pseudo bar chart uses a central vertical line as a dividing axis, with five rectangles of varying widths and positions representing approximate data categories. The author, nimrod-grandpierre, manually constructs the visualization using raw SVG primitives (`<line>`, `<rect>`) within an HTML document, specifying hardcoded coordinates and fill colors (black and blue) to simulate a chart without any data-binding or layout algorithms. The SVG canvas is set to 960 by 500 pixels with a hidden overflow, and the rectangles are placed at fixed y-positions to imply categorical rows. This example demonstrates a hand-coded, static approximation rather than a data-driven solution.

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An approximation of a bar chart.

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