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@czx111331 - based on your new algo, how much cognitive improvement do you think would be possible on website trees like this one: https://app.visualsitemaps.c
by artur_makly 3y ago
@czx111331 - based on your new algo, how much cognitive improvement do you think would be possible on website trees like this one:
https://app.visualsitemaps.com/share/5649338316a9b89f00ef617029f592b0 https://app.visualsitemaps.com/share/5649338316a9b89f00ef617...
here's the Json: https://gist.github.com/visualsitemaps/94f88f1ffadea91204eb23a665f152a3 https://gist.github.com/visualsitemaps/94f88f1ffadea91204eb2...
- czx111331 3y agoProbably little. Because the tree is flat and wide, different tree layout algorithms have little effect on the overall compactness. However, I guess it might be improved by using an outline view like Workflowy.
- artur_makly 3y agois that some kind of lib/algo? or are you referring to this? https://workflowy.com/ https://workflowy.com/
- czx111331 3y agoYeah, I'm referring to this. In essence, it's like a mind map that expands from left to right in a compact format. There are similar things like Logseq and Roam Research. Although the view is designed mostly for text, I think it is useful for visualizing flat and shallow trees. Though it might look less fancy, it's readable on mobile, and can display the hierarchy more clearly without disturbing lines, which contribute little information when reading.