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test sort animation

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JJoey Cherdarchuk
Last edited Mar 6, 2024
Created on Feb 29, 2024

This dot plot visualization compares TV episodes within a selected season by their average ratings, highlighting episodes that meet or exceed the series average with highlighted dots. Users can switch between seasons and toggle between chronological or rating-based sorting, with Svelte's flip animation smoothly transitioning dots and labels to their new positions. The chart uses a linear rating scale (0–10 stars) with duplicated axes on top and bottom, a highlighted reference line at the series average, and interactive hover tooltips for detailed episode information.

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Completed

  • Converted bar chart to dot plot to lower "data-ink ratio"
  • Made chart vertically responsive
  • Duplicated x-axis on top as well
  • Made x-axis componenet and imported it into App.svelte
  • Changed opacity for circles and titles on hover
  • Researched LayerCake
  • Found code for tooltips. Adapted them based on this script
    • Made an attempt at simple tooltip on hover. Imported with Tooltip component

Questions

  • Animations?
  • Is how I absolutely positioned tooltips correct? It seemed a bit more excessive than examples I've seen before (e.g. needing margin)
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