With the availability of different 3D technologies like OpenGL, WebGL, CSS-3D etc., one would think that 3-dimensional graphs would be more popular visualisation technique today.
But it is extremely rare to come across any, except for certain special visualisations.
I would like to know why you think that is:
1. Is it due to the unavailability of popular 3D-graphing libraries/products?
2. Is it due to the inconvenience of interacting with 3D-graphs, like awkward to read the labels or zooming in etc.?
3. Is there something inherently better in 2D graphs?
4. Any other reason?
Would love to get an opinion on this (or any pointers to relevant resources).
Presenting in two dimensions draws on centuries of knowledge and practice. That's probably where to start.
Good luck.