Standard Product Trend
#line
QA reference surface · 95 deterministic fixtures
Every production example and demanding dataset, grouped by renderer. Use this page for exploratory QA, responsive inspection, interaction checks, and visual regression review.
Standard, filled, signed, fractional, dense, flat, and frameless line rendering.
#line
#line-gradient
#line-region
#line-marker
#fractions
#signed-lines
#dense-line
#flat-values
#spark-line
#spark-area
Fixed annotation placement under deliberate collisions with points, vertical and horizontal bars, dense regions, and long labels.
#annotation-collision
#annotation-bars-vertical
#annotation-bars-horizontal
#annotation-regions-experimental
Vertical, horizontal, grouped, stacked, signed, large-value, localized, and frameless bars.
#bar-vertical
#bar-horizontal
#bar-horizontal-stacked
#negative-bars
#large-values
#absurd-labels
#spark-bar
Bar and line series sharing a plot, including signed data and a secondary axis.
#mixed
#mixed-signed
Coordinate relationships with and without a third magnitude dimension.
#scatter
#bubble
Comparison and composition across radar, polar area, pie, donut, and percentage renderers.
#radar
#polar
#pie
#donut
#percentage
Scheduled intervals and calendar activity across quarterly and annual ranges.
#timesheet
#heatmap
#heatmap-quarter
One example per public chart type. The gray host has no padding, making the exact chart boundary visible.
#background-line
#background-bar
#background-mixed
#background-scatter
#background-bubble
#background-radar
#background-polar-area
#background-pie
#background-donut
#background-percentage
#background-timesheet
#background-heatmap
One continuous signal with a rising trend, broad waves, a peak, a dip, and recovery. Both charts render all 100,000 values on demand. The same data makes their shapes easy to compare. See large-data recipes for product screens.
#large-data-line
Ready. Run to generate and render all 100,000 values.
Look for the peak around 28,000, the low around 60,000, and the recovery around 82,000.
#large-data-bar
Ready. Run to generate and render all 100,000 values.
Look for the peak around 28,000, the low around 60,000, and the recovery around 82,000.