Making an Interactive Scatter Chart Visualisation [A How-To Guide]

Written by markupus | Published 2020/03/01
Tech Story Tags: creating-visualizations | d3-library-chart-plugins | making-chart-interactivity | data-loading-dom | trial-and-error-domain-range | build-responsive-visualization | open-source | hackernoon-top-story

TLDR A client wanted to give its users a more engaging way of browsing a range of products (in this case betting providers) A key driver was the idea of knowing ‘what’s good’ - really appreciating how a site's attributes stood up against all the alternative options. We chose a D3 library from the many chart plugins available because it offers the flexibility to customize and visualize as per requirement. D3 is an open-source library, so it enables users to work with the source code and add specific features.via the TL;DR App
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Written by markupus | Front-end developer at Markupus
Published by HackerNoon on 2020/03/01
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