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I don't like the diagram example because it looks like B is being given some form of precedence over C. The lack of symmetry throws me off. I would suggest hav
by philh 15y ago
I don't like the diagram example because it looks like B is being given some form of precedence over C. The lack of symmetry throws me off.
I would suggest having it round in both directions and removing the bottom edge of the 'triangle', so that it looks more like a curly brace. I'm not sure though, that might look weird or too cute.
- rvavruch 15y agoThat bugged me too. I like your solution, and I think it would look more interesting graphically.
- grannyg00se 15y agoI agree it definitely looks as though B comes first and then C is a secondary option. Furthermore, I see nothing wrong with the other diagram that doesn't have a curvy path. I think this example is different because it's a three path node. It doesn't jar the mind as badly as a two path node having a sharp vertex.