Event annotations can be generalized to "X Axis Annotations", for any X axis data type (dates, numbers, categories, whatever).
While we're at it, Y axis annotations can be useful as well. Would be useful to visualize "red lines" clearly (values too high or too low).
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Google Analytics integrates this really well and might be worth using as inspiration.
When there is an anomaly on a chart, everyone on our team ends up having to look up the cause and then usually forget and have to look up a few more times in the future.
Stats are most useful when explanations are accompanied.
Implementation ideas:
+1 be able to drop a pin on a point of a chart and add a note or a url for commentary
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In terms of what this would look like, we have two good sources of inspiration. Mozilla uses Google Analytics and Amplitude which both have annotations.
Comparison
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Some notes from discussing this feature during a team call:
Supporting of 'Multiple Annotations' would be great for adding deployments and system changes markers to the graphs:
https://plot.ly/python/text-and-annotations/#multiple-annotations
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+1 be able to drop a pin on a point of a chart and add a note or a url for commentary