Dot Plot with Date Scale and Axis

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Dot Plot with Date Scale and Axis

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Last edited Apr 14, 2015

Created on Apr 14, 2015

This dot plot maps wearable health devices by two metrics—Benefits (y-axis) and Uniqueness (x-axis)—using a time-scaled x-axis formatted by year via d3.time.format. Rendered in SVG with D3 v3 within a React app, the chart positions each device as a circle, with hover effects highlighting individual points. The axes are styled with light gray lines, and the visualization includes a title and data-source annotation, with interactivity that emphasizes selected devices.

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