You are to submit either a GitHub (for a statistic visualization) or a shinyapps.io (for an interactive visualization) link to your final project (remember to include the data in your repo so I can run your code). In addition, you are to submit a link to the GitHub repository with your code (two links total).
The total number of points assigned to your final project submission is 20, distributed as follows:
2 points for a working link to GitHub (for a statistic visualization) or a shinyapps.io (for an interactive visualization)
2 points for a description of the data and where the data was acquired
6 points, divided into 2 points for each of three plots (for a total of three different types of plot, from the different types we've seen in class)
2 points for the use of colorblind-friendly color schemes
2 points for the use of the appropriate color scheme (categorical, divergent, or continuous) given the variable mapped to the color/fill aesthetics
2 points for appropriate axes scales and labels (meaning they are legible, not overlapping, and clearly state what is being displayed in the plot)
2 points for titles and captions that make it clear what the plot is about
2 points for appropriate ordering of group levels (examples: unordered categorical variables are displayed not according to alphabetical order, but reordered by the numeric variable used; ordered categorical variables are shown in their correct order)
Again, what you need to submit is a LINK to your visualization and a LINK to your GitHub repo with your code.