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Last edited Nov 5, 2024
Created on Nov 5, 2024
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This visualization shows two area series representing session rates over time, allowing direct comparison of the two metrics on a shared time axis. Built with D3.js version 3, the chart uses SVG rendering and separate area paths with distinct colors (limegreen and orangered) at 50% opacity. Data is loaded from a remote CSV file, parsed using `d3.csv` with custom type conversion, and mapped to time and linear scales (`d3.time.scale`, `d3.scale.linear`). Axes are generated via `d3.svg.axis`, while the areas are created with `d3.svg.area`, each anchored to the chart’s baseline.

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This is an area chart

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