Pseudo bar chart

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Pseudo bar chart

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Last edited Dec 31, 2022

Created on Dec 31, 2022

The visualization presents a pseudo bar chart built from four rectangular bars of varying heights, each rendered as a static SVG element. It uses raw SVG `<rect>` shapes within an HTML page, with CSS styling for hover effects on circles. The chart relies on basic JavaScript and CSS, with no external charting library, instead encoding categorical data through bar lengths. The backdrop is a white canvas, and the bars are positioned to create a simple, unlabeled comparison.

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