Leland Lee
lelandlee
Working on a novel bar chart, where the different levels allow different levels of granularity, where the bottom half has is to examine smaller numbers (similar to inverse log scale but less pronounced).
A tool to check if there are any open libraries at the University of California, Berkeley. Using import.io to pull real time data from the library page. If there are issues with the endpoint, the visualization will default to the mon-thurs schedule. Yep there are API keys in the JS snippet :$.
Need to improve the overall UX when interacting with the visualization.....such as highlighting to emphasize which libraries are currently open.
Might want to bind data to the DOM rather than reference it... How many ways can the school say the times that a library is open or closed......way too many
Try playing around changing the colours and sizing, then screenshot to use as wallpaper. Or for svg use this
Dots are placed randomly, then they are grouped by the raster. The tile colour is determined by the dot density. Raster is a hexbin.
Based off this: Hexagonal Binning
Dots are placed randomly, then they are grouped by the grid. The tile colour is determined by the dot density. Raster is a grid.
Try experimenting with changing the bandwidth value (h) and the grid_spacing, To see how the bubble sizes vary.
I personnally cannot tell what whether the svgs are rectanges or trapezoids, but the inspector and code says that they are rects...but maybe the transformation does something funny? Who knows....
Wondered what it would be like to lay all the different geometries on top of each other...
What started out as a donut chart has become something else entirely....
