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Such a wrong take. An animated line instantly brings you focus, and remove any guess work, and unease, when analysing a complex system. And in this example , a
by dekervin 2y ago
Such a wrong take. An animated line instantly brings you focus, and remove any guess work, and unease, when analysing a complex system.
And in this example , allow you to instatly replay part of the system in your head.
Keep working in the direction.
- Veuxdo 2y agoIf you replace the moving green boxes with arrows, you get the same information (specifically, flow direction). And if the goal is to show the order/steps, then the right tool for the job is a sequence diagram [0]. Again, the animations are good for getting attention, but otherwise this is re-inventing the square wheel. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence_diagram https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence_diagram