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Aaaronbalthaser
Last edited Nov 13, 2017
Created on Nov 13, 2017

This visualization displays U.S. census data on age group populations across states, though it currently renders as a static, placeholder title instructing the viewer to edit the code. The SVG canvas is created with d3.select and given fixed dimensions of 960 by 500 pixels. The only visible element is a monospace text label positioned at coordinates (120, 200). The code includes a loaded CSV dataset with state-level age brackets, but no data-binding or charting logic has been implemented yet, leaving the visualization incomplete.

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