A fork of groupyteller which displays populations as swarms of dots that can take on simple forms and colours.
Swarmyteller has a Builder that exports self-sufficient markers - this means that CSV data is no longer required.
Uses the scrollyteller react component.
The APP value ("base36") on the opening scrollyteller tag should be replaced by a base36-encoded object with the following props:
dotLabel - small label at the bottom describing what a single dot represents (is fixed for the entire scrollyteller)
Markers should be created using the Builder.
#scrollytellerNAMEswarmytellerAPP5lt7nwcky921g7tyxlofpp0rn2hyz0vph4uu1rx
#markSTATE7zmzsml4dn10y9srxrxjeg67kx0p1uioalg3kvp87jy4cvjtyss9dz0sgr933lm482p2ttiuep8xmc58cptio2sjj6pw08bp4noid471qq3lrbnphf3i2uc2yb56w8woruf8mbgqp1z69xjwp6vhr4jkis9slwcw5kd7bdn15zbfnks32hv321e789g1p
The census is Australia’s biggest survey. In 2021, as it did in previous years, it tried to survey every household in Australia.
#mark
So there’s a lot it can tell us about Australia’s xxx million people.
(Each one of these dots represents xxx number of people.)
#markSTATE10akda7u8bf5ah8kxun6x8rbgoi0i3tnnh5op591dapnata3vsle5cpttfuhk8wjqe0uh0eotoee39oxmzts8zi1upjalpll64okoz3vb9nn8d8ttc59upf7xmcg5g32kudgzym2os0rvlznhk3o8e4eifpwaynj144ac3utvo02klbk9gnjxz3yhwprj2q3xxb8158usqu56ciruzzt1mbx8v1um9mw3o896u1q8fb1
For example, on gender, we’re split almost evenly down the middle, as you’d expect, though there’s slightly more women than men.
#markSTATE3xaitmv4bytz0s1taaghix3q7vm40dwwooqczg42e0xqfoesvavlieq8m1aqdgtbbjjoinpv40nfab2terp6e14ayzmlynrvznqh2oae0ivovs2qktxalht7yx8aqlstv431f4clx2decdptiessrrychu2asr3guxab544atvjozkb66v0qck6s9yqgm0ctxl3jf28oquqsa5wc9twhyi07l1ud6omwmwa3rdljuye5c4mx1nqa9gfx
Things are less evenly split when it comes to CEOs though.
#endscrollyteller
- Colin Gourlay (gourlay.colin@abc.net.au)
- Simon Elvery (simon@elvery.net)
- Josh Byrd (byrd.joshua@abc.net.au)
- Julian Fell (fell.julian@abc.net.au)