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Online at https://github.com/afomi/adaptics Web, vector-based rendering Building
Screenshot of Adaptics

platonic thoughtshapes and non-geographical maps

For: Visual thinkers, diagrammers, and anyone who thinks in flows and maps rather than documents.

Try it at adaptics.app. The flow editor is the core interaction — feedback on usability is welcome.

Online at https://adaptics.app.

Guidelines:

  • A framework for open iteration
  • Be able to:

Backlog

  • [ ] Stub a basic flow.
    • [ ] Give the flow a visual direction and a stated text, purpose.
    • [ ] Add Resources (People) to a Desired Flow
  • [ ] Add To-Do's. (Things that need to get done)
  • [ ] Add Why's. (Why Things need to be done. Best practice, policy, regulation [internal/external] )

Test Case:

  1. Create new flow "Test Flow" direction = up to the right down to the right goal = "map multiple items through completion" start = "immediately"
  2. Create 3 Users: Admin Internal User External User
  3. Create 3 intermediary steps
  4. Create a conditional step Test each condition

As a long-time user of Adobe Illustrator and Inkscape, I've grown to love vectors and their mathematical scalability. I also used to used lots of Flash and really liked the basic shape based vector editing, tweening, and animating capabilities.

farreachinggoal: interactive visualizations (animations)

In 2010, I was pleased to see Prezi come along and used a vector and embrace the scalability of vectors and the notion of different layers and sizes of text.