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@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ This bar chart illustrates the number of buildings in each county, highlighting
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- Counties are sorted in descending order based on building count to emphasize those with the most buildings.
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- The teal color provides a calm and professional appearance.
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- **Potential Improvements**:
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- Add a map visualization to provide spatial context to the data.
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- Data points are marked to emphasize individual years.
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- The orange color draws attention to the trend line.
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- Allow users to filter the data by building type or agency to explore specific trends.
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- Counties are sorted in descending order based on building count to emphasize those with the most buildings.
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- The teal color provides a calm and professional appearance.
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- Create grouped bar charts to compare building counts by county across different years.
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- Add a map visualization to provide spatial context to the data.
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- Data points are marked to emphasize individual years.
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- The orange color draws attention to the trend line.
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- Overlay a trendline to highlight long-term construction patterns while reducing the effect of year-to-year fluctuations.
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- Allow users to filter the data by building type or agency to explore specific trends.
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