Web-based data visualization on mobile devices
summary
Claims that web visualizations are viable on phones and tablets with concrete recipes: use D3/BL.ocks.org examples work on mobile but make layouts responsive via bootstrap grid + SVG viewBox preserveAspectRatio, choose Canvas or WebGL when redraw speed or battery matters, and handle touch with invisible touch areas or always‑on tooltips. Uses geolocation to pick a home region, debounces resize with underscore, shows a working device‑orientation globe demo, and reports a native touch‑wave prototype that successfully demonstrated multi‑finger deformation.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 5:16DESKTOP VS MOBILE
- 9:04SCREEN SIZE?
- 9:26RESPONSIVE WEB VIS
- 12:37RWD DETAILS DEBOUNCE WHEN REDRAWING
- 22:01INTERACTION HACKS INVISIBLE TOUCH AREAS
- 24:59JSULTI-TOUCH/GESTURAL INTERACTIONS
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