Utilizing selective triggering events for optimizing chart visualization

Abstract

Various methods, systems and storage devices are used for utilizing selective triggering events for optimizing chart visualizations. These selective triggering events can include determinations that chart elements are overlapping, that the chart elements are certain types of chart elements and/or that the chart elements are overlapping by a certain amount. The optimizations can include changing sizes, positions and/or transparencies of different chart elements.

What is claimed is: 
     
         1 . A computing system configured for utilizing selective triggering events for optimizing chart visualizations, the computing system comprising:
 one or more processors; and   one or more hardware storage device having stored computer-executable instructions which are executable by the one or more processors to optimize computer visualizations by at least causing the computing system to perform the following:
 the computing system accessing a chart visualization that includes a plurality of different chart elements; 
 the computing system detecting input for causing a resizing of the chart visualization; 
 the computing system determining that the resizing corresponds to a triggering event in which at least two of the different chart elements overlap as a result of the resizing; and 
 the computing system, in response determining that the resizing corresponds to the triggering event, optimizing a display of the chart visualization by at least displaying a resized chart visualization and modifying the one or more different chart elements of the at least two different chart elements within the resized chart visualization until the at least two of the different chart elements are determined to no longer be overlapping.