An experiment in UI density created with Svelte
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An experiment in UI density created with Svelte
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#3That helix chart is very sexy. I'm not really sure I could use it, but danged if it isn't cool looking.
If this is an experiment, what were your conclusions?
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#4Would an accurate comparison be something like perspective? (https://perspective.finos.org/)
Is the focus on density around performance, visualization, or something else?
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#6Reminds me of the Tron Legacy boardroom scene UI!
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#7I'm guessing it's an experiment on whether it's possible to make a human nauseous with a UI.
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#8Some very cool looking UI elements here, but I'm also wondering what the experiment was and what conclusions you drew from it.
On sheer number of interactive elements, my experience (Svelte 4) is that the rendering usually starts to cause problems before the interactivity, i.e. you run into performance problems at the same number of elements regardless of whether they're interactive. As you implemented for the some of these pages, the solution is to go to a canvas.
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#9I love this -- dense but still easy to read.
Also beautiful and polished as a piece of design, apart from the dataviz.
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#10cool.