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In our last blogpost, we looked at the software tools Confluence and Jira, and how using draw.io within these can vastly improve academic life. Specifically, these three tools combined offer the ultimate solution for project visualizations, deadlines, and keeping everything securely stored and organized. In this post, we’ll be delving deeper into the topic [...]
From cramming to coffee: student life At draw.io, we’ve all been there: heavy workloads, complex coursework, the tight deadlines. The pain of being a student is real! In this blog, we’ll look at how using draw.io in Confluence and Jira can make student life a little easier by helping with project focus, collaboration, and [...]
A quick recap In the last blog article, our fictional Sketch Team experimented with Smart Templates to generate custom diagrams that visualize key processes within their AI-driven emote project. They brought these diagrams to life by adding color to shapes and lines, as well as changing the font and border styles. This added a touch of [...]
People can accomplish amazing things when they come together with a shared goal. As Atlassian likes to say, “Impossible Alone”. At the recent Atlassian Team 23 conference in Las Vegas, our team at draw.io had the opportunity to experience this firsthand. With the help of conference attendees, we were able to make a meaningful [...]
It takes something special to stand out amongst the opulence of Las Vegas, but if there's anything Team draw.io loves, it's a challenge. We set out to make Atlassian Team '23 our best event ever, and after a fun week of getting face to face with our customers, partners, and Atlassians, we're feeling like [...]
If you could magically snap your fingers and instantly improve your team's productivity, would you do it? Over the next quarter, our blog is going to explore how diagramming helps teams work better together, but with a twist. - our blogs will celebrate the world of magic, high fantasy and role playing games, all [...]
A relationship map is a visual representation of the connections and influences between different entities. Usually, those entities are people within a company, perhaps yours, perhaps a client’s. Unlike org charts, which show only hierarchy, a relationship map can show indirect influence, communication patterns, and stakeholders from multiple organizations. There are many uses for [...]
What are Wardley Maps? A Wardley Map is both diagram and methodology. Or, to put it another way, Wardley Mapping is an approach to business strategy, whereas a Wardley Map is a diagram created in Wardley Mapping to explore the competitive landscape. The process of creating a Wardley Map helps to increase awareness of [...]
A good diagram can communicate complex information at a glance. But not everyone sees the same way, including the roughly 300 million people worldwide who experience some form of color blindness. Today we’ll share some tips and tools to help you design diagrams that are accessible for those with color blindness, more accurately known [...]
This blog is part of our I 🧡 draw.io series, where developers worldwide tell us why they love draw.io. Follow us on social media to learn how others use draw.io. Diagrams, charts and other visuals are key to any presentation, and draw.io is a powerful tool for creating diagrams. One of our users, Vinh [...]
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