Module # 13 Dynamic/interaction and animation Visualization

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I found this week's assignment very interesting as I had no idea that you can animate using r, with some research I discovered that there is a package called gganimate that can be used to animate plots. For this assignment, I got a chart I created for another class that would look great animated and added transition_reveal() in order to animate it. I added the stagnant graph below as well as the gif animation. I believe that the results of this created a more visually appealing graph.





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