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CCBasis
Last edited Nov 15, 2014
Created on Nov 15, 2014

This animation demonstrates the transition between grouped and stacked bar charts using Kickstarter crowdfunding data. The dataset breaks down successful projects by category (e.g., Music, Film & Video) and funding amount brackets, from under $1,000 to over $1 million. The visualization uses D3.js to interpolate between the two layouts, with each bar representing a category and color-coded segments for funding ranges. The transition smoothly morphs the bars' positions and heights, making it easy to compare category totals and part-to-whole relationships. The animation loops ping-pong style over 3 seconds, showing the data in both formats.

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