# XWUIChartStripPlot

A strip plot: a fixed-type wrapper around `XWUIChart` that draws each data point as a tick along a single axis per category, revealing the raw distribution without binning. Supply `{ series }` of `{ x, y }` points plus a `block` preset (1-4) and `size`. Use it for small-to-medium datasets where you want to see every individual value and how densely they cluster.

## Basic Usage

Two series (Series A and Series B) of six monthly values, Jan through Jun, rendered at medium size as individual ticks laid out along the axis so every monthly value shows as its own mark.

```example
file: examples/BasicUsage.ts
html: examples/BasicUsage.html
title: Basic Usage
description: Two monthly series drawn as individual ticks along the axis, one mark per value.
```

## Support First-Response Times

Sixteen support tickets drawn as individual ticks along a response-time axis, so the cluster of fast replies and the slow outliers both stand out.

```example
file: examples/SupportFirstResponseTimes.ts
html: examples/SupportFirstResponseTimes.html
title: Support First-Response Times
description: One shift of ticket first-response times in minutes, every ticket its own tick, exposing the dense fast band and a few slow outliers.
```

## One-Bedroom Rent Spread

Eighteen listed one-bedroom rents drawn as ticks across two neighborhoods, comparing the wide downtown spread against the tighter suburban band.

```example
file: examples/CityRentPriceSpread.ts
html: examples/CityRentPriceSpread.html
title: One-Bedroom Rent Spread
description: Downtown versus suburb monthly rents, each listing its own tick, so price level and dispersion contrast at a glance.
```

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