This Graph visualizes the unemployment rates across various states in the United States using a bar chart. Each bar represents a state's unemployment rate, with the color intensity indicating the rate—darker shades represent higher unemployment rates.

Features

• Bar Chart:

  • Displays unemployment rates for selected U.S. states.
  • Bars are color-coded using a sequential blue scale, where darker shades represent higher unemployment rates.
  • Bars have rounded corners and a shadow effect for a polished look.

• Dynamic Tooltip:

  • Displays the state name and unemployment rate when hovering over a bar.

• Legend:

  • Includes a vertical color scale legend on the right to visually connect unemployment rates to the color coding.
  • Styled with a gradient and clear percentage labels.

• Axes:

  • X-axis represents state names and includes a label.
  • Y-axis represents unemployment rates (%) with gridlines for better readability.

• Chart Title:

  • A centered title above the chart provides context for the visualization.