Area Chart

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Last edited Mar 30, 2026

Created on Mar 30, 2026

This example demonstrates a minimal area chart, rendering the text “Hello D3” in the center of the page. It uses d3.select to target the body element and sets its text content directly, without drawing any graphical marks or scales. The code relies on the D3 v7 library imported as an ES module via an import map, with a static HTML file providing the page structure.

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