I have a file of time-series measurements that I want to explore visually. The job is straightforward: write clean Python code that feeds the data into Plotly and produces an interactive chart. Plotly’s default zoom and pan tools are enough; what I specifically need added are colour-coded points that reflect the underlying values and rich tooltips that pop up on hover to show the exact figures and timestamps. The finished work should arrive in a single .zip file containing: • a well-commented .py script (or a Jupyter notebook if you prefer) • any helper files you create • one exported HTML version of the chart so I can open it instantly in a browser I’ll supply the raw time-series data as soon as we start. Stick to standard Python 3.x libraries plus Plotly; no extra dependencies unless you clear them with me first. If questions come up about formatting or axis choices, just ask and we’ll decide together quickly.