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Most automations are just lists of steps with very occasional branching/looping. I think freeform graph is the wrong UX for that. A vertical list like in Powe
by marwis 3y ago
Most automations are just lists of steps with very occasional branching/looping.
I think freeform graph is the wrong UX for that.
A vertical list like in Power Automate Desktop or MIT Scratch seems much better fit.
- mgummelt 3y agoAgreed. So far, building macros (https://www.plato.io/blog/introducing-macros https://www.plato.io/blog/introducing-macros), we've found that if you provide an easy and immediate way to map program elements to their meaning, non-techies can understand pseudocode in the form of linear lists of actions, even with branching/looping via indentation.