Radar Chart D3 V4

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Radar Chart D3 V4

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Last edited Oct 4, 2016

Created on Sep 23, 2016

This example presents a redesigned radar chart (also known as a spider chart) built with D3 v4. It visualizes comparative values across six areas—Central, Kirkdale, Kensington, Everton, Picton, and Riverside—using a single data series rendered as a semi-transparent filled polygon. The chart features circular level lines with percentage labels, radial axes, and hover interactions that highlight the active polygon. The visualization is generated using SVG and includes smooth transitions on mouseover. The code is structured as a reusable `RadarChart.draw` function, allowing customization of dimensions, colors, and other options. It is based on earlier work by alangrafu and nbremer, and this version updates the chart to D3 v4.

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A redesign of the radar chart function that was created by alangrafu, used in my blog on Making the D3 Radar Chart look a bit better

An even newer version created 2 years later can be found here

forked from <a href='http://bl.ocks.org/nbremer/'>nbremer</a>'s block: <a href='http://bl.ocks.org/nbremer/6506614'>D3.js - Radar Chart or Spider Chart - Adjusted from radar-chart-d3</a>

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