Abhi Fork of Circles with D3

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Abhi Fork of Circles with D3

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Last edited Aug 25, 2025

Created on Aug 25, 2025

This example visualizes a network of seven circles connected by a web of blue lines on a red background. Each circle is positioned at fixed coordinates, with varying radii and contrasting black or white fills at reduced opacity. Lines connect consecutive points in the dataset, while additional lines radiate from two fixed anchor points to each circle. The visualization is rendered using D3 v7's selection and data join methods, including `select`, `data`, `join`, and SVG attribute setters like `attr('cx')` and `attr('stroke')`.

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