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- jeremydouglass November 2017
- Kajuna November 2017
Data visualisation for Google Analytics
While learning P5js I've coded this tool for anyone to see their own Google Analytics data on a world map (created by the data itself): http://tailorandwayne.com/starry-analytics/
Here's the GitHub project if anyone wants to reuse the code or contribute to it. I know the code is not well organised. Fixing that is on my todo list: https://github.com/JuanIrache/StarryAnalytics
And this is a video I produced with the tool. Incidentally, most of the data seen in the video is from Android apps made with Processing for Android.
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Beautiful video!
A suggestion for the project homepage -- consider having a very small amount of test data running before the user authorizes and loads, so that they can already see what kind of thing it will do. Alternately, just play this video, then stop/hide it when they Start / Authorize.
That's a good idea. Initially, the background image was supposed to fulfill that purpose, but it might not have enough presence on the page. For now, I'll link to the video and study how to embed it on the page, allow people to skip it... Thanks
@Kajuna -- ah, I see. Yes, I had just missed the background image -- it is very nice, but a bit on the subtle side on some screens / in some lighting conditions.