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MMadelijn
Last edited Feb 8, 2018
Created on Feb 8, 2018

A radial bubble chart shows the relative frequency of 50 data points, where each count is rendered as a red or blue circle. Clicking any bubble increments its count and repositions all circles along a ring, with the selected bubble moving to the center. The visualization uses d3.scaleSqrt and d3.scaleLinear to map count values to circle radius and color, and d3.select transitions animate the position and fill changes over 800 milliseconds. The data is generated randomly with d3.range and Math.random.

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