This repository hosts interactive visualizations of coronavirus (COVID-19) data for each state in the United States. Developed by Jinyu Yang, these visualizations aim to provide insights into the pandemic's impact through a clear, visual narrative.
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Interactive Charts: Explore the trends of COVID-19 cases and deaths over time in each state. Each visualization allows users to select different states to view their specific data trends.
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Responsive Design: Designed to be viewed on any device, ensuring accessibility and ease of use.
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Updated Data: Utilizes the latest available data from the New York Times's COVID-19 data repository, ensuring the visualizations are current and relevant.
- Home: The landing page that provides an overview of what is available in the visualizations.
- National Overview: Shows nationwide COVID-19 trends.
- State Overview: Allows for specific state comparisons and trends.
- Cases by Time: Interactive timeline of virus case counts per state over time.
- Deaths by Time: Interactive timeline of virus death counts per state over time.
- Select a View: Use the navigation buttons at the top of each page to switch between different data views.
- Choose a State: For state-specific data, use the dropdown menu available in the 'Cases by Time' and 'Deaths by Time' views to select the state you are interested in.
- Interact with the Chart: Hover over the chart to see data points over time. The tooltips provide specific data points like the number of cases or deaths on any given date.
- Data Source: The New York Times
- Built With: D3.js for dynamic, interactive visualizations.
Contributions to this project are welcome. You can contribute by:
- Improving the existing visualization code.
- Adding new types of visualizations.
- Updating the underlying data processing logic to incorporate more recent data sources.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Enjoy exploring the data, and feel free to contribute to this project to make it even better!