Test2

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Last edited Feb 15, 2019

Created on Feb 15, 2019

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This example draws the word “Test2” using small rectangular bars and circles arranged on an SVG canvas. The letters are built from generated data arrays, with each bar positioned via D3 selections and data joins. The visualization uses d3.v5, transitions to animate the circles and some rectangles, and applies a scale transform to the group containing the shapes. The overall composition is static in structure but includes subtle animation effects when elements first appear.

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