The minimal viable product of the tertiary visualization consists of a bar chart implemented using D3.js. In this initial version, the y-axis represents the number of strikes, while the x-axis is fixed to a single variable e.g. time. The chart is updated dynamically to changes with the sliders. Several enhancements can further improve this visualization. The first of them being to make the x-axis choosable, allowing users to explore different dimensions of the data. Additionally, incorporating mean and median into the plot to provide deeper insights. Finally, animations can be added for smooth transitions when the plot gets updated through manipulation of the sliders or changes in the x-axis. However, these animations are primarily aesthetic and therefore have lower priority compared to the analytical features.
The minimal viable product of the tertiary visualization consists of a bar chart implemented using D3.js. In this initial version, the y-axis represents the number of strikes, while the x-axis is fixed to a single variable e.g. time. The chart is updated dynamically to changes with the sliders. Several enhancements can further improve this visualization. The first of them being to make the x-axis choosable, allowing users to explore different dimensions of the data. Additionally, incorporating mean and median into the plot to provide deeper insights. Finally, animations can be added for smooth transitions when the plot gets updated through manipulation of the sliders or changes in the x-axis. However, these animations are primarily aesthetic and therefore have lower priority compared to the analytical features.