Re:How many high school stars make it in the NBA? (2019)
by maxglute on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @04:36PM
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It's fun, but slow. And a little frivolous since it could just be a table.
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Re:How many high school stars make it in the NBA? (2019)
by brailsafe on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @04:41PM
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Couldn't most visualizations just be a table unless the row count is too high?
Edit: This is one possible strategy that used to be employed to progressively enhance table into info graphics or data vis. Proposing a table as the best solution seems needlessly reductionist.
Re:How many high school stars make it in the NBA? (2019)
by maxglute on Wednesday January 24, 2024 @05:48PM
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I mispoke, there's the rank dimension, which would make this a big table. Still I think the animation took too long to settle, I was bored waiting and annoyance didn't add enough value to final infographic for me. It would be more justifiable if datapoints/balls dropped with the time axis since there'a might be an interesting story there that would warrant animation.