Week 5 Responsive Axes

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Week 5 Responsive Axes

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Last edited Feb 15, 2024

Created on Feb 15, 2024

This scatter plot visualizes the 80 Cereals dataset, plotting calories per serving against average rating. Each point is colored on a green-to-red interpolated scale based on sodium content, with greener points indicating less sodium and redder points indicating more. Hovering over any point reveals the cereal’s name in a tooltip. The chart uses D3 scales and axes to map the data, with responsive sizing handled through a ResizeObserver.

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A simple scatter plot with D3 showing the 80 Cereals dataset.

This iterates on the previous version of the visualization in two ways.

First, a color channel is introduced, interpolated between green and red. Greener data points have less sodium, while redder points had more. I was expecting to see a more linear correlation between calories and sodium, however oddly it seemed that the highest concentration of high-sodium cereals had an "average" calorie value.

Second, the user is now able to mouse over individual points on the graph to see the name of the cereal in question.

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