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Pseudo Charts

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Rrakshitmakadia
Last edited May 14, 2022
Created on May 14, 2022
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This example presents Pseudo Charts, a set of small, stylized SVG charts that mimic classic data visualizations without using real data. The page displays four mini visualizations—a bar chart, line chart, scatter plot, and area chart—each rendered with basic SVG shapes like `rect`, `path`, and `circle`. A hover effect on each chart (via the `.charts:hover` CSS rule) reveals its label, such as "Bar Chart" or "Scatter Plot," while the page's main title is set in the Share Tech font. The HTML and CSS structure, including the use of `display: none` on chart text until hover, drives the interactive labeling, but no underlying dataset or JavaScript library is used for the plots themselves.

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Pseudo Charts

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