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CSS Colours

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Kknmalinski
Last edited Apr 18, 2021
Created on Apr 18, 2021
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This example visualizes the named colors of the CSS color specification as a scatterplot-like display. It uses D3 v3 to fetch a CSV file of color names and their corresponding RGB values, then renders each color as a distinct visual element based on its hue and lightness. The code employs D3’s asynchronous data loading and text parsing to process the external dataset. The result is a compact survey of the standard CSS color palette, organized to reveal relationships and distribution across the color space.

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