Force layout test/experiment with images
Sources:
Force layout test/experiment with images
Sources:
license: mit | |
height: 500 | |
border: no |
Just two simple questions to prioritise tasks, using Eisenhower’s strategy matrix.
"Using the decision matrix, you will separate your actions based on four possibilities.
The great thing about this matrix is that it can be used for broad productivity plans (“How should I spend my time each week?”) and for smaller, daily plans (“What should I do today?”)"
Rolling over boxes bring them to front, and clicking them sends them to the back.
D3 is often used to create and manipulate SVG. Other than with HTML, the order of SVG elements define their visibility (whereas in HTML we have something like z-index). So we are often missing the functionality of moving an SVG selection to the front/back as it is known from Adobe Illustrator.
D3 Multiple Line chart with toggle legend
Line chart updates the yAxis depending on selection from the legend.
The legend uses purecss for the menu, which can be made into a responsive menu.
The legend has been added to the re-useable components from ScottLogic's awesome d3-financial-components
license: mit | |
height: 500 | |
border: no |
using a waffle chart to show time in percentage. Updating every second and squares/percentage is rounded down to nearest integer
Just a play with hotspots to make an image 'interactive' in D3 and an excuse to reminisce.
Updated reusable slopegraph sketch, from my previous slopegraph version
This version allows for multiple sets/columns and will adapted accordingly. Added some interaction to toggle the sets/columns and also toggle highlighted line.