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Last edited Jan 30, 2021

Created on Jan 30, 2021

A radar chart displays a single phone's ratings across eight attributes such as Battery Life, Brand, and Price, measured on a scale from zero to one. The chart uses a five-level circular grid with axes for each attribute and highlights the data point's area in steelblue. Built with D3.js v5, the visualization generates an SVG using a custom `RadarChart` function with ordinal color scaling and percentage formatting.

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