Similar to line charts, area charts are great for displaying temporal data. Whether you’re displaying a single set of data or multiple sets using an overlapping or stacked layout, D3 provides APIs to make the process straightforward. This lesson walk…
Line charts are often used to plot temporal data, like a stock price over time. In this lesson we’ll see how to use D3 APIs to create our own simplified version of the charts seen on Google Finance. var margin = { top: 10, right: 20, bottom: 65, left…
Scatter plots, sometimes also known as bubble charts, are another common type of visualization. They’re extremely versatile thanks to their ability to display multiple dimensions of data simultaneously using x and y position, opacity, color, and even…
Column and bar charts are staples of every visualization library. They also make a great project for combining the essential pieces of D3 like selections, scales, axes, and SVG elements. This lesson walks you through the process of creating an essent…
Making SVGs responsive is unfortunately not as simple as adding some media queries. This lesson introduces the viewBox attribute, which is used to control how SVGs scale. We’ll also examine a reusable function that can be used to make nearly any visu…