#ProjectLincoln
summary
A prototype lets designers bind drawn shapes to spreadsheet columns and generate charts without coding, demonstrating a workable pipeline: import CSV, drag field names into a palette, use repeat grid to duplicate symbols, bind size/position/color/text to variables, and tweak with an axis control and color control. The demo creates 365-day radial weather bars, swaps country and gender icons with a sticky anchor, and shows 14 finished visualizations produced in under four minutes from one dataset.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:29Data Visualization
- 1:02Sketch First and Then Bind Your Drawing to Data
- 2:57Sticky Anchor Wishlist
- 4:31Weather Radio
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