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Aalanmclean
Last edited Sep 25, 2013
Created on Sep 18, 2013

A weekly run-tracking dashboard visualizes a runner's activities aggregated by ISO week in 2013, using JSON data from a gist. Each week displays nested activity details—name, start date, moving time, distance, speed, and elevation gain—in a structured list format. The visualization is rendered as an interactive SVG animation, built with D3.v3 and enhanced by a jQuery-based "fixie" plugin that enables elements to stick to the viewport while scrolling within their container, allowing the weekly summaries to remain visible as the user navigates the data.

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