However, vector shapes are mathematical representations of a shape and hence scale well. Raster shapes or bitmaps do not scale well, and their resolution and quality deteriorates with every edit. Modern computer diagramming relies on using vector-based shapes instead of raster shapes. Diagrams are made of shapes, objects and stencils, which when combined together correctly, can help project a lot of useful information. Adding Elements & Controls to WireframesĬomputer diagramming is the process of creating scalable diagrams on a PC that can be used in various applications such as layout design, organization charts, timelines, floor plans and even prototype software user interfaces.Scaling & Adding Structural Elements to a Floor Plan.Adding Markers & Indicators to a Timeline.Customizing Topic Shape, Style & Layout.Breaking Down Structures Using Sync Copies.Creating Three & Multiple-position SmartShapes.
