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working on a web app, i have a lot of datas organized by graphs instead of trees, what's the most usable user interface to browse and manage them?

i will use html5 and javascript.

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Welcome to UX.SE! Unfortunately your question is much too broad - there's no single best user interface to work with a particular element, it all depends on the specific use case. We'll be able to help you if you provide more context on your web app and its typical uses. – Vitaly Mijiritsky Nov 26 '12 at 14:14

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Have a look at D3.js - it offers many visualization algorithms that support graph data structures, and relies on HTML5 and Javascript for client-side rendering. If you are looking for a compendium of real-world examples of graph visualization, you can refer to the recently published book Visual Complexity by Manuel Lima.

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