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One step further: Powerpoint. Sooner or later the diagrams will usually be needed in a presentation. Having them in a presentable format saves another step, and
by almostnormal 3y ago
One step further: Powerpoint. Sooner or later the diagrams will usually be needed in a presentation. Having them in a presentable format saves another step, and is a constant reminder to produce something worth presenting.
Those diagrams that don't end up in presentations will be write-only anyway, and could be in any random format. No-one is going to read them.
- sgt 3y agoFreeform is basically a simplified Keynote, which it is based on. I used Keynote before. Might actually return to it since Freeform is pretty basic right now (it's pretty new).
- joegahona 3y agoThat’s a really good point, I’ve had to redo diagrams before to fit them into a presentation, and because they were sprawling all over the place in Figma or Miro, they required extra work to fit correctly and be readable. Powerpoint or Google Slides forces you to concision and the aspect ratio of the slide, for good or bad.