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Last edited Jul 27, 2017
Created on Jul 27, 2017

This example recreates a snapshot of the 2017 YouTube homepage, showing its dense grid of video thumbnails, sidebar navigation, and header controls. Built as a React application, it renders the interface using a mix of SVG and canvas elements, with the page layout and many interactive components driven by Polymer, as seen in the included HTML file. The visualization also incorporates the YouTube player API and search box logic, animating elements and loading data from the live site to faithfully capture the experience of browsing the platform at that time.

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