2020-05-19
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Figures that have been repeatedly discussed, added to, and become more informative.
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How should the process of cutting down and simplifying be?
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Zoom in on important stickies and zoom out to view style
- The people who have made it have the information in their brains, so they can supplement it,
- Can zoom in and out on the tool.
- When sharing as an image, stickies with fine text are just noise.
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It seems like a good idea to create a new diagram with minimal copy and paste (cherry pick) from a diagram with a lot of information.
- Currently, you have to select a range to copy.
- I want to do a single sticky note, “Take this and paste it over here.
- Not implementing a way to make enlarged stickies smaller.
- I want the copy and paste to be the first size.
- Currently, you have to select a range to copy.
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When cherry-picking from an existing diagram to a new diagram
- Instead of using the pointing device to “select, copy, and paste into a new diagram”.
- I was more comfortable with “write out the necessary keywords on my phone and space them out” while looking at the existing diagram.
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Maybe it’s because they haven’t implemented the former feature.
- If you do the former, you’ll need to share a clipboard.
- Split screen on one machine or
- Need to use multiple displays, etc.
- It’s a hassle to switch screens every time you copy one thing.
- If you do the former, you’ll need to share a clipboard.
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The fact that there were no groups to reuse and no hand-drawn diagrams, only strings to reuse, may have suited the latter.
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I thought it would never come to an end.
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Under the pressure of “let’s simplify it so it can be read without magnification,” we cut off the branches and leaves and left only the important parts.
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I’ve had three useful insights in the process.
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People tend to get stuck with more data than they can handle smoothly…
pRegroup2020 Consideration
- forced simplification prune a tree’s branches] on an existing map.
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