Great feature, but not for this particular use.ģ Use the Inspector/Align&Space tool, rather than doing so manually. (staying with the single canvas, OG and Konigi. Then I would use OG or whatever to fill the pages and even then I would have multiple pages, each containing 1 Project.ġ.1 After the website is implemented, then it is easy to populate a tree structure and produce "final documentation" using OG. I would first draw it using Garrett IA or some other technique which lays out the website structurally. Getting everything on a single canvas is not desirable to me at all getting everything into a single exported PDF, with each canvas on a separate page, is much easier to read/understand as well as to draw. You've given me more info re your needs.ġ Personally, I would not draw a website map using that technique, or the Konigi template, there is far too much information on one "page" which cannot be maintained reasonably. Look, I answered the OP, but evidently he never came back to continue the thread. I think this is a really awesome way to do user personas and finding ways to match the design with the users needs. or it can do what we're looking for and we just haven't discovered how yet. 3/5: I was convinced to read this book to figure out what my Mental Model Konigi Omnigraffle template was for and their website suggested this book.
I know this app has been out for a long time so I'm really hoping I'm just using it INcorrectly. it automatically rearranges everything back to the original Diagram Style! Gah! I could uncheck "Automatically Layout" but that's one of the best parts of Graffle imho. and then go add another item via the Outline. The crapper is that when I align/space etc.
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I've been spending time just now trying to figure out how to customize a Diagram Style to have that third level automatically display items vertically with no luck. That third level has a lot of pages, too many for horizontal layout. It seems to me that a common page structure for a site would benefit from a Diagram Style of this nature.
I too am looking for this capability in the program for a sitemap I'm building and am surprised it isn't immediately obvious how to do this, or how to automate this in a Diagram Style. but have all level 3 items display vertically. If I understand correctly, the original poster wants to have, say, all level 1 items display horizontally parallel, along with all level 2 items.
however if you add an item via the Outline View to any of the 'levels' they always appear on the canvas horizontally parallel to others of the same 'level'. I think the Konigi example 'looks' like it may have exactly that.
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