Series of 2016-2017 by genre

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Series of 2016-2017 by genre

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Last edited Jul 3, 2017

Created on Jul 1, 2017

This visualization displays TV series from 2016 and 2017 as circles, with size encoding user ratings and color encoding genre. Two buttons let viewers split the chart by year or combine the data. When split, the force-directed layout positions 2016 titles on the left and 2017 titles on the right; when combined, all circles move to the center. Hovering reveals a series title, implemented with D3 v4 and SVG.

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