1× · 5 s
Conjoint Dominated Profile
CSSComparison arrows fill in row by row between two profiles and every one points the same way, so the losing profile is struck through and dimmed out of the design as a task that teaches nothing.
The Free licence asks for one visible credit per page: Animation by Pulsar, linked to Pulsar. The credit line is that link, ready to paste. The snippet itself carries attribution in a comment and in the SVG’s metadata, and never links anywhere on click. Licence
- Tier
- CSS
- Dependencies
- None
- Duration
- 5 s, loops
- Categories
- Icons and micro-interactions, Data and progress
- Use cases
- Errors and warnings, Dashboards and reporting
- Industries
- Professional services, Marketing and sales, Management consulting
- Style
- Data mark · light stroke
- Set
- conjoint
- Tags
- arrowgridstrokestaggerloop
Companion assets
The same artwork, not animated. Derived from the entry’s own resting state, so it matches exactly.
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Conjoint Share Simulation
Conjoint Repeated Choice Tasks
Conjoint Trade-Off Task
Conjoint Willingness To Pay