Comparison and ranking
Which is bigger? Values across categories, sorted and directly labelled.
Gallery
Find the right chart for your data, with the full source a click away.
Start from the question your figure should answer, not from a chart name. Each page below opens with curated, real-data showcases that follow data visualisation best practices, followed by focused feature demos. The By feature pages cover the finishing work that turns a correct chart into a clear one: annotation, colour, guides, layout, and theming. Every example lives in the examples/ directory of the repository, and its source can be copied from the page.
The gallery replaces the single /examples/ page, which is now an alias for this hub. The per-example anchors of that page are gone. To find an example again, open the intent page that matches it.
What do you want to show?
Distribution
How do the values spread? Centre, spread, skew, and outliers, alone or across groups.
Evolution and time
How did it change? Trends, turning points, and rank shifts over an ordered axis.
Relationships
Do these variables move together? Association, clusters, and dense point clouds.
Part-to-whole and cyclical
How do the parts make the total? Shares, compositions, and circular layouts.
Uncertainty and error
How sure are we? Intervals, ribbons, and confidence around estimates.
By feature
Annotation and storytelling
Reference lines, labels, and marks that point the reader at the finding.
Colour and encodings
Palettes and scales for colour, size, shape, opacity, and line style.
Axes, legends, and guides
Tick labels, axis transforms, secondary axes, and legend layout.
Facets, coordinates, and composition
Small multiples, coordinate systems, and multi-panel composition.
Themes and styling
Presets and per-element overrides for everything that is not data.
Advanced techniques
Late-binding aesthetics, identity scales, weights, and pipeline escape hatches.
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