Kendo UI for Vue
The Kendo UI for Vue Heatmap Chart offers a powerful way to visualize data intensity across two categories using color gradients. Whether you're tracking traffic patterns, server loads, or performance across teams, the Vue Heatmap makes it easy to spot trends, discrepancies and insights at a glance.
Effortlessly bind your Heatmap to local arrays or live data sources with full support for reactive updates. As your data changes, the chart updates automatically, making it perfect for real-time dashboards and analytics views.
The Kendo UI for Vue Heatmap features a built-in color scale that automatically adjusts the intensity of each data point based on its value. Higher values appear in the boldest shades of your chosen color, while lower values are rendered in progressively lighter tones, making trends and outliers instantly visible. To define a custom color scheme, pass a callback function as the series color.
Customize the look of your Heatmap with flexible marker shapes that fit your data and design. Choose from rectangles, rounded rectangles, circles, or triangles to visually differentiate datasets or match your application needs. By default, markers automatically scale to fill the available space with consistent spacing. You can easily define exact pixel values for marker size, giving you full control over spacing, density, and layout precision.
Give users complete control over their data exploration with built-in panning and zooming capabilities. Panning is as simple as clicking and dragging across the chart, while zooming can be done with a mouse wheel, touch pinch gestures, or by holding Shift and selecting a specific area to zoom in.
Tooltips in the Kendo UI for Vue Heatmap are fully customizable, giving you the flexibility to display the information your users need. The tooltip template gives access to rich data context, including the value coordinates, the original data item, and the full series configuration.
Enhance data precision with interactive crosshairs that follow the user's cursor and display exact values along the chart axes. As users move across the Heatmap, vertical and horizontal guide lines help them pinpoint specific data points.