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Cchynnerio@gmail.com
Last edited Nov 28, 2025
Created on Nov 28, 2025

The visualization displays daily birth statistics for the year 2024 as a vibrant circular orbit of data points. Each point represents a day, with its distance from the center and color reflecting the number of births. The visualization renders using an HTML5 Canvas API with custom render functions, animating a pulsing central heartbeat. Hovering over a point triggers a tooltip with detailed information. The data is loaded from a CSV file and color-coded using a custom gradient scale.

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Heartbeat of Life - Canvas Visualization

A high-performance interactive visualization of birth patterns in 2024 using HTML5 Canvas.

Features

  • Real-time circular orbital visualization
  • Interactive hover effects with tooltips
  • Animated pulse effect at the center
  • Dynamic color scaling based on birth counts
  • Responsive design with smooth animations

How to Run

  1. Open index.html in a modern web browser
  2. Hover over data points to see detailed birth information
  3. The visualization automatically animates the central heartbeat
MIT Licensed

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