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Looking at the source, it seems to be built with jquery isotope plugin. I couldn't see any similar examples at isotope site. Any one else know more details on t
by prpon 15y ago
Looking at the source, it seems to be built with jquery isotope plugin. I couldn't see any similar examples at isotope site. Any one else know more details on the implementation?
Also, the job growth numbers for each city look suspicious. Was there such a jump in growth rate in Jan '11?
- shashashasha 15y agoIf you look on Isotope's site, we're just using a StraightDown layout, not filtering anything, and animating the dots within each div individually. Can't speak to the job growth numbers methodology as they come from SimplyHired.com
- prpon 15y agoThanks for the info. Any tools you use for animating the dots and displaying the stats? Or is it plain javascript?
- shashashasha 15y agoThe animations are done with JQuery's .animate method, and since the stats are all across different ranges we're using D3's .scale and .quantize methods to normalize our positions. If you have more specific JS questions than that I can point you at @golike who wrote all the code for this :)