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Build custom data visualizations with D3: selections, scales, axes, transitions, and reusable chart patterns. Use when off-the-shelf charts aren't enough.
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# D3 Pro
A practical guide to D3.js: the low-level visualization toolkit — selections and the data join, scales, axes, shapes, transitions, and building reusable, responsive custom charts.
## Overview
D3 is not a chart library; it's a **visualization toolkit**. You bind data to DOM/SVG elements and describe how data maps to visuals. That means total control (any chart ever invented, plus new ones) at the cost of writing more code. Use D3 when the design is custom; use a chart library when it's standard.
The core pattern: **select elements → join data → enter/update/exit → map data through scales → transition changes.**
## When to use
- Custom/bespoke chart designs not covered by chart libraries.
- Interactive visualizations: brushing, zooming, linked views, animations.