Cleaning Up

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Last edited Apr 10, 2015

Created on Apr 10, 2015

This horizontal bar chart ranks wearable devices by a "Benefits" score, using a clean, minimal SVG layout with a white background and a vivid pink accent on hover. Each device name is plotted on the y-axis using an ordinal scale, while bar lengths are proportional to the Benefits value via a linear scale. The data, sourced from Vandrico Inc. (2015) and sorted in descending order, is rendered in React with D3 v3. The chart is designed for quick comparison, with hover highlighting to aid readability.

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