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Twilio Contact Card

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CCliffordAnderson
Last edited Feb 8, 2014
Created on Feb 8, 2014

The Twilio Contact Card visualizes a user’s phone tree contacts as an interactive radial layout. It shows how a single Twilio number branches into multiple menu options, each linking to a named contact. The example uses D3’s `d3.forceSimulation` to arrange nodes in a circle, with links drawn as curved paths via `d3.geoPath`-like projections. Contact data is loaded from the provided `twilio-contacts.xml` file, parsed with standard XML handling, and rendered as SVG circles and text labels. Hover effects likely highlight connected paths, but the core code focuses on static positioning and label display.

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