Description:

You are tasked with developing a data visualization. You must first find a data source to work with, other than what has been provided to you in class. This will likely take some effort -- try to be creative! Your visualization should be composed to convey some message -- draw attention to some cause, highlight a key finding in the data, etc. You should include arrange text and style the document for effective visual communication.

You may use either static or dynamic data. You’re free to use p5, Google Maps, and/or any combination of libraries and other tools to complete this assignment.

Requirements:

Your program must at least include all of the following features:

• A title written on the same HTML page as your sketch, specifying the class name, your name, assignment number and your choice of title
• A visualization containing at least 100 data points, either stored in a JSON, CSV etc. in /assets or coming from an API in run-time
• Text and styling to formulate an interpretation of the data
• As always, your assignment will be evaluated for its technical utility as well as its attention to styling and aesthetic refinement

Hacker Points:

Complete your choice of the following features (or all) to get bonus points in the assignment:

• Use an API to access data from a third-party source (different from in-class examples)
• Collect user data (ex. Using Google Forms)
• Allow for users to have some interaction with the visualization

Submission:

Create a new directory (folder) in your local repository called "assignment_7_0". Inside that folder, create an index.html and script.js (or copy from prior work). Use GitHub Desktop to commit and push your changes, and verify that they published to the web.