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ZZaraKinneen
Last edited Mar 22, 2017
Created on Mar 22, 2017

This visualization uses static SVG shapes in D3 v4 to draw a simple house scene. A steel-blue rectangle forms the sky, a green rectangle represents the ground, and a yellow circle sits as the sun. The house itself consists of a white rectangular body, a grey triangular roof drawn with a custom SVG path, and a green door, with small black-framed squares acting as windows. All elements are positioned using direct SVG attributes and transforms, with no data binding or interactivity.

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