I 🧡 unique diagrams

We 🧡 these 3 unique diagrams from our customers

This blog is part of our I draw.io series, where our loyal band of users gets to tell us why they love draw.io. Follow us on social media to learn more about draw.io and pick up some tips and tricks.

We’re always impressed by the diagrams our customers create with draw.io, from complex UML designs to elegant infographics. While we have our templates and common use cases, the power of draw.io is in its ability to visualize just about any process, information, or idea you can imagine. Over the years, our customers have shared some unexpected and creative diagrams with us. Read on for a just few of these unique use cases.

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Diagrams that shine

Car Salon Belgium shares: “As a detailer, this is where I can draw out my washing processes in a professional diagram.” Using draw.io for planning processes is nothing unique, but this process is one of a kind, at least in our experience!

Showing your customers a professional-looking diagram of the services you offer is a great way to communicate information and build trust. We love that our users enjoy the freedom and flexibility to create any kind of diagram they want, including ‘wash, dry and wax’.

LaTeX + MathJax = a beautiful equation

Draw.io customer Robert Szmurło writes, “From my point the most important feature is possibility of writing LaTeX equations which are then rendered with MathJax.”

LaTex is a markup language that allows you to write mathematical formulas and diagrams with all the proper formatting, while MathJax displays those formulas in web-browsers. draw.io works with both tools so you can typeset math equations inside your diagram.

It’s a handy feature for use in pharmaceutical or biochemical applications, or for educational purposes – which brings us to our next example…

Acing the group assignment

In a comment on one of our YouTube videos, user H.D. says: “You just saved my Group Assignment. Thank you so much!” We’ve never heard of draw.io saving a group assignment, but we’re happy to help!

With draw.io, multiple users can work on the same diagram at once, and it’s easy to export diagrams and add them to your assignment or classroom presentation. We also know students are on a budget. Luckily, in a free Confluence instance, like the ones offered by many schools, draw.io is also free.

Do you have a unique use case for draw.io? We would love to hear about it! Reach out to us on our social channels.

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