html5devconf scatter

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html5devconf scatter

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Last edited Nov 18, 2014

Created on Nov 18, 2014

This example visualizes audience survey responses from the html5devconf talk, plotting each respondent as a circle. The x-axis maps self-reported passion, the y-axis maps self-reported evil, and the circle radius encodes age. The fill color distinguishes between “Crunchy” and “Smooth” peanut butter preferences. The visualization is built with D3 and uses an ordinal color scale and a square-root scale for the radius, producing a scatterplot with partially transparent circles to reveal overlapping points.

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