Coordiante plane

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Coordiante plane - rotated

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Last edited May 21, 2018

Created on May 21, 2018

A rotated coordinate plane displays four labeled axes, dividing the space into liberal, conservative, left, and right quadrants. The SVG grid includes two solid axes and two lighter mid-lines, with a semi-transparent square marking the neutral center. Built with d3.v4, the visualization creates SVG lines and rectangles, then applies CSS transforms to rotate the entire container forty-five degrees. HTML text labels are positioned relatively and rotated using inline styles to align with the tilted axes. The data is entirely synthetic, demonstrating D3’s basic shape and text layout capabilities within a rotated coordinate system.

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