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Team coherentie: LIO

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MMisunoKitara
Last edited May 31, 2019
Created on Jan 5, 2018

This interactive chord diagram visualizes interaction patterns between teams within the LIO service unit, with the left side representing the initiating team and the right side the team resolving tickets. The custom layout algorithm (`customChordLayout`) and a stretched chord renderer (`stretchedChord`) pull the two halves apart for clearer comparison. Built with D3.js v3 and an SVG animation, the visualization uses an invisible chord to create a visual gap, with gradient animations providing a subtle flow effect.

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