Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for binding colors to data visualizations on a digital canvas. In some embodiments, a method of binding colors to data visualizations includes receiving a data set including data associated with a variable. A chart, including a plurality of graphic objects, is generated based on the variable of the data set and a visual property of the plurality of graphic objects. A data type associated with the variable determined and first colors are assigned to the plurality of graphic objects based on the data type using a color binding. A selection of second colors to be assigned to the plurality of graphic objects is received and the chart is updated using the second colors.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments may provide techniques for modifying hue, saturation, and luminance (HSL) parameters across different colors depicted on an image. A computer-implemented method can include providing a set of color sub-spectrums extracted from an image. The method can also include displaying, on a graphical user interface, an interactive graph for a particular color sub-spectrum of the set of color sub-spectrums. The method can also include selecting one or more colors of the particular color sub-spectrum in response to a first interaction relative to a first dimension of the interactive graph. The method can also modifying HSL parameters associated with the one or more colors in response to a second interaction relative to a second dimension of the interactive graph. The method can also include generating a color-adjusted image by applying the modified HSL parameters to one or more pixels of the image.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments may provide techniques for adjusting color parameters using an integrated color-control interface. A computer-implemented method includes generating an integrated color-control interface for a first color parameter and a second color parameter. In some instances, the integrated color-control interface includes a visual-feedback indicator that conveys color distribution of pixels of an image. The method also includes receiving a gesture-based interaction within the integrated color-control interface. The gesture-based interaction includes using one or more gestures to adjust the first color parameter, the second color parameter, or both. The method also includes transforming the image in accordance with the adjusted first and second color parameters.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for managing multiple data visualizations on a digital canvas. In some embodiments, a method of managing multiple data visualizations includes generating a first graphic object on a digital canvas. A first dataset is received and used to generate a first chart based on the first dataset and a visual property of the first graphic object. The first chart comprises a first plurality of graphic objects including the first graphic object. A second dataset is then received and used to generate a second chart on the digital canvas based on the second dataset. The second chart includes a second plurality of graphic objects. An axis of the first chart and an axis of the second chart are merged such that the axis the first chart and the axis of the second chart share a scale attribute.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for managing multiple data visualizations on a digital canvas. In some embodiments, a method of managing multiple data visualizations includes generating a first graphic object on a digital canvas. A first dataset is received and used to generate a first chart based on the first dataset and a visual property of the first graphic object. The first chart comprises a first plurality of graphic objects including the first graphic object. A second dataset is then received and used to generate a second chart on the digital canvas based on the second dataset. The second chart includes a second plurality of graphic objects. An axis of the first chart and an axis of the second chart are merged such that the axis the first chart and the axis of the second chart share a scale attribute.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for binding colors to data visualizations on a digital canvas. In some embodiments, a method of binding colors to data visualizations includes receiving a data set including data associated with a variable. A chart, including a plurality of graphic objects, is generated based on the variable of the data set and a visual property of the plurality of graphic objects. A data type associated with the variable determined and first colors are assigned to the plurality of graphic objects based on the data type using a color binding. A selection of second colors to be assigned to the plurality of graphic objects is received and the chart is updated using the second colors.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for generating a data visualization. In some embodiments, a method of generating a data visualization includes generating a first graphic object on a digital canvas. A data set including data associated with a plurality of variables is added to a data panel of the digital canvas. A selection of a variable from the plurality of variables on the data panel is received and a second graphic object connecting the variable and a cursor position on the digital canvas is generated. A selection of a visual property of the first graphic object is received using the cursor. Upon selection of the visual property, the first graphic object is linked to the data panel via the second graphic object. A chart is then generated comprising the first graphic object and one or more new graphic objects, based on the variable and the visual property of the first graphic object.