Observable Hq: 5-Day Sprint
Budget: $50 – $70 USD
Do your best to complete all of these in the first attempt so you do not risk losing more % points than needed!
1. at least three visualizations which illustrate some facet of the data that is not in the other two graphs
2. the ability to filter the data visible in at least one visualization
3. documentation, explaining the visualization, it's purpose, and how to use it
4. documentation reads as an article which discusses the value and insight from visualizations
5. any notebook code should be hidden, but accessible (e.g., by clicking a cell)
6. conclusions in documentation are clearly illustrated in at least one visualization
7.all visualizations are easily readable (e.g., well labeled, not too many colors or lines, not cluttered, etc.)
8. the visualizations pass a color blindness simulation test.
9. at least one instance where two (or more) graphs share a filter
10. ability to easily see how changes to one visualization update the other(s)
11. hovering over visual elements in the graphs and map trigger some action (e.g., crosshairs, tool tips, etc.)
12. interesting anomalies called out using pointers, annotations, or floating text boxes/labels
ability to zoom in/out and pan around at least one visualization
13. (if you have a plot over time) ability to show data from a window of days
1. at least three visualizations which illustrate some facet of the data that is not in the other two graphs
2. the ability to filter the data visible in at least one visualization
3. documentation, explaining the visualization, it's purpose, and how to use it
4. documentation reads as an article which discusses the value and insight from visualizations
5. any notebook code should be hidden, but accessible (e.g., by clicking a cell)
6. conclusions in documentation are clearly illustrated in at least one visualization
7.all visualizations are easily readable (e.g., well labeled, not too many colors or lines, not cluttered, etc.)
8. the visualizations pass a color blindness simulation test.
9. at least one instance where two (or more) graphs share a filter
10. ability to easily see how changes to one visualization update the other(s)
11. hovering over visual elements in the graphs and map trigger some action (e.g., crosshairs, tool tips, etc.)
12. interesting anomalies called out using pointers, annotations, or floating text boxes/labels
ability to zoom in/out and pan around at least one visualization
13. (if you have a plot over time) ability to show data from a window of days