Visualization of parking data to assist in understanding of the effects of parking policies on a neighborhood by neighborhood basis in the City of Los Angeles
As a user, I want to be able to compare data with meaningful graphs and charts to display the data in an easy to read format.
Description
As a user, I want to see data display differently for different types of citations.
If I click on Total # Citations, I want to see 2 line charts superimposed on top of each other, showing a comparison of the two regions. This chart would have a legend and follow the date range set.
If I click on Citations by Population (Density), (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Citations by Population (Density), (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Violation Type, I want to see 2 horizontal bar charts with region 1 data on top and region 2 data at the bottom. Both bar charts would have different colors, per the figma, to show the different regions.
If I click on Total $ Fine Amount, (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Fine $ Amount by Population (Density), (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Day of the Week, (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
Acceptance Criteria
If I change the data type, then I expect to see different visualizations of the data.
User Story
As a user, I want to be able to compare data with meaningful graphs and charts to display the data in an easy to read format.
Description
As a user, I want to see data display differently for different types of citations.
If I click on Total # Citations, I want to see 2 line charts superimposed on top of each other, showing a comparison of the two regions. This chart would have a legend and follow the date range set.
If I click on Citations by Population (Density), (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Citations by Population (Density), (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Violation Type, I want to see 2 horizontal bar charts with region 1 data on top and region 2 data at the bottom. Both bar charts would have different colors, per the figma, to show the different regions.
If I click on Total $ Fine Amount, (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Fine $ Amount by Population (Density), (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
If I click on Day of the Week, (TO BE DECIDED WITH PRODUCT AND UI)
Acceptance Criteria
Design References
Figma
Technical References
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Additional Information
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