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Curved leaders reach distinct conceptual part markers beside the symbol.","Use to explain three to eight parts or features of one product, device, document, organism or concept. The central icon is symbolic and the part positions are schematic. Choose an illustrated anatomy for exact physical locations, and another design for ordered steps, comparisons or multi-level hierarchies.",[11],"anatomy","pro",{"cardShape":14,"cardFill":21,"colors":27,"borderWeight":32,"shadow":39,"typography":45,"iconShape":51,"iconSize":56,"iconPaint":62,"iconShell":66,"spacing":70,"finish":74,"lineStyle":80,"lineWeight":85,"markerSize":88},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":17,"default":19},"choice","Card shape",[18,19,20],"square","rounded","soft",{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":23,"default":24},"Card fill",[24,25,26],"neutral","tinted","solid",{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":29,"default":30},"Color distribution",[30,31],"accent","palette",{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":34,"default":37},"Card border",[35,36,37,38],"none","fine","regular","bold",{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":41,"default":35},"Card shadow",[35,42,43,44],"lift","inset","offset",{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":47,"default":49},"Typography",[48,49,50],"compact","balanced","poster",{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":53,"default":19},"Icon shape",[18,19,54,55],"circle","hexagon",{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":58,"default":60},"Icon size",[59,60,61],"md","lg","xl",{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":64,"default":65},"Icon fill",[65,26],"tint",{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},"boolean","Icon shell",true,{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":72,"default":49},"Spacing",[48,49,73],"generous",{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":76,"default":77},"Material",[77,78,79],"flat","gradient","glass",{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":82,"default":26},"Connectors",[26,83,84],"dashed","dotted",{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":87,"default":37},"Line weight",[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":89,"choices":90,"default":59},"Part markers",[91,59,60],"sm",{"id":93,"title":94,"description":95,"usageNote":96,"categories":97,"tier":12,"options":98},"anatomy-document-section-bands-anchored-callouts","Anatomy · document section bands · anchored purpose callouts","An ordered document silhouette contains measured section bands and optional supplied example content, with leaders anchored to each section and adjacent explanations of its purpose.","Use to explain a brief, proposal, policy or report with 3–5 ordered sections. Each section has its own purpose and may independently include supplied examples. Shows actual section membership; sizes are schematic. Not physical anatomy, arbitrary objects, quantitative page lengths or a process sequence.",[11],{"cardShape":99,"cardFill":101,"borderWeight":103,"shadow":105,"typography":107,"spacing":109,"finish":111,"alignment":113,"colors":118,"lineStyle":120,"lineWeight":122},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":100,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":102,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":104,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":106,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":108,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":110,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":112,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":114,"choices":115,"default":116},"Document text alignment",[116,117],"start","center",{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":119,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":121,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":123,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":125,"title":126,"description":127,"usageNote":128,"categories":129,"tier":130,"options":131},"anatomy-linked-context-window-expanded-detail","Anatomy · linked context window · expanded detail field","An exact selected section in a compact overview opens into an attached enlarged detail field; measured edges retain the visible source of the expansion.","Contract section review, onboarding guide explanation and product brief review. Supplied section details, not a before\u002Fafter transformation or inferred missing content.",[11],"power",{"cardShape":132,"cardFill":134,"borderWeight":136,"finish":138,"typography":140},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":133,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":135,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":137,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":139,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":141,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":143,"title":144,"description":145,"usageNote":146,"categories":147,"tier":130,"options":149},"anatomy-three-zone-wedge-seam-component-markers","Anatomy · crowned subject · three zones on a wedge seam · component markers","One subject heading crowns an integrated field partitioned into three named zones: an emphasized primary zone above, a supporting zone below it, and a spanning zone that meets both along a wedge seam. Directly attached markers list the optional components each zone owns.","For explaining what one thing is made of as a primary part, the part that carries it out and a part that spans both: a service offer (scope, delivery, assurance), a product (core function, how it ships, support), a course (content, format, learner support), an event (program, logistics, hosting) or a team charter (mission, ways of working, backing). Adjacent zones partition one subject; their size measures nothing and components stay in their own zone. Not for more or fewer than three parts, package tiers, process timing, rankings or verified guarantees.",[11,148],"framework",{"cardShape":150,"cardFill":152,"borderWeight":154,"shadow":156,"typography":158,"iconShape":160,"iconSize":162,"iconPaint":164,"iconShell":166,"spacing":167,"finish":169},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":151,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":153,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":155,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":157,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":159,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":161,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":163,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":165,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":168,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":170,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":172,"title":173,"description":174,"usageNote":175,"categories":176,"tier":12,"options":179},"architecture-context-center-system-labeled-relations-logo-nodes","Architecture · system context · actors above, externals below · labeled relations · logo node cards","One system in a wide bar, the people or clients that use it in a row above and the external systems around it in a row below, each joined to it by a straight arrow carrying a labeled relation.","Use for a C4 system context diagram, a \"who uses it and what it depends on\" slide, or an integration overview: one system, one to four actors that use it, and one to five external systems it calls or that call it, each link saying what it does. Not for the internal structure of the system (the other architecture designs), flows with many steps, or links between the externals themselves.",[177,178],"architecture","hub-and-spoke",{"cardShape":180,"cardFill":182,"colors":184,"borderWeight":186,"shadow":188,"typography":190,"iconShape":192,"iconSize":194,"iconPaint":196,"iconShell":198,"spacing":199,"alignment":201,"finish":204,"lineStyle":206,"lineWeight":208},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":181,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":183,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":185,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":187,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":189,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":191,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":193,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":195,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":197,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":200,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":203,"default":117},"Alignment",[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":205,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":207,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":209,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":211,"title":212,"description":213,"usageNote":214,"categories":215,"tier":130,"options":216},"architecture-dependency-graph-labeled-links-logo-nodes","Architecture · dependency graph · layered flow · labeled links · logo node cards","Measured component cards placed in layers by the direction of their links, joined by orthogonal links routed around the cards, each optionally labeled with its protocol or what flows, with cycles and two-way links allowed.","Use for three to twelve components that call or depend on each other with no fixed tiers, such as a microservice call map, a service dependency graph, or data lineage between systems, with links labeled by protocol or what flows (gRPC, REST, events). Not for components grouped in networks, subnets, or accounts (use the grouped-panels architecture), stacked layers, data pipelines in stages, process flows, org charts, or comparisons.",[177],{"cardShape":217,"cardFill":219,"colors":221,"borderWeight":223,"shadow":225,"typography":227,"iconShape":229,"iconSize":231,"iconPaint":233,"iconShell":235,"spacing":236,"alignment":238,"finish":240,"lineStyle":242,"lineWeight":244},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":218,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":220,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":222,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":224,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":226,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":228,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":230,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":232,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":234,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":237,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":239,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":241,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":243,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":245,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":247,"title":248,"description":249,"usageNote":250,"categories":251,"tier":130,"options":252},"architecture-environments-parallel-lanes-aligned-rows-logo-nodes","Architecture · environments · parallel lanes · aligned rows · logo node cards","The same components repeated in parallel lanes and aligned in rows across them, with links between neighboring lanes of a row and between neighboring rows of a lane.","Use for one system shown as two to four copies that are compared side by side: dev, staging, and production environments with promotion between them, region A, region B, and disaster recovery with replication, or blue and green stacks. Components of a row correspond across lanes, and a lane's rows read as its flow from top to bottom. Not for one-off networks of different components (the grouped panels design) or free-form dependencies between components.",[177],{"cardShape":253,"cardFill":255,"colors":257,"borderWeight":259,"shadow":261,"typography":263,"iconShape":265,"iconSize":267,"iconPaint":269,"iconShell":271,"spacing":272,"alignment":274,"finish":276,"lineStyle":278,"lineWeight":280},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":254,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":256,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":258,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":260,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":262,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":264,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":266,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":268,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":270,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":273,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":275,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":277,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":279,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":281,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":283,"title":284,"description":285,"usageNote":286,"categories":287,"tier":130,"options":288},"architecture-event-hub-broker-bar-topic-pills-logo-nodes","Architecture · event hub · producers and consumers · topic pills · logo node cards","Producer cards on the left publish through straight arrows into a tall central broker bar, and consumer cards on the right read from it, each link optionally carrying a topic pill.","Use for event flows through one broker, bus, or topic hub with one to five producers and one to five consumers, such as Kafka topics, Google Pub\u002FSub, SNS fanning out to SQS queues, EventBridge rules, or a webhook gateway delivering to several handlers; built for fan-in and fan-out. Not for staged data pipelines (use the pipeline design), services calling each other, hosting groups, or flows through several brokers.",[177,178],{"cardShape":289,"cardFill":291,"colors":293,"borderWeight":295,"shadow":297,"typography":299,"iconShape":301,"iconSize":303,"iconPaint":305,"iconShell":307,"spacing":308,"alignment":310,"finish":312,"lineStyle":314,"lineWeight":316},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":290,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":292,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":294,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":296,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":298,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":300,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":302,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":304,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":306,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":309,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":311,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":313,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":315,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":317,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":319,"title":320,"description":321,"usageNote":322,"categories":323,"tier":130,"options":324},"architecture-grouped-panels-region-boundary-logo-nodes","Architecture · grouped panels left to right · tinted region boundary · outside groups · logo node cards","Measured component cards grouped into hosting locations, with an optional explicit containing boundary and independent directed links between components.","Use for two to fourteen components placed in two to five networks, clusters, subnets, or accounts, such as an AWS VPC with public and private subnets or a Kubernetes cluster with namespaces, optionally inside one region with users or third-party services outside. Not for data pipelines from sources to dashboards, plain layer stacks, process flows, org charts, or comparisons.",[177],{"cardShape":325,"cardFill":327,"colors":329,"borderWeight":331,"shadow":333,"typography":335,"iconShape":337,"iconSize":339,"iconPaint":341,"iconShell":343,"spacing":344,"alignment":346,"finish":348,"lineStyle":350,"lineWeight":352},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":326,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":328,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":330,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":332,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":334,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":336,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":338,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":340,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":342,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":345,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":347,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":349,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":351,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":353,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":355,"title":356,"description":357,"usageNote":358,"categories":359,"tier":361,"options":362},"architecture-isometric-stacked-plates-dependency-pillars-tablets","Architecture · isometric floating layer plates stacked with a clear gap · vertical dependency pillars · icon tablets","Two to four thin isometric plates float one above another, each named on its front edge face and carrying one row of solid tablets with an icon, label and optional description on the upright front face; every dependency is a thin pillar dropping straight down from under a tablet onto the roof of the tablet it relies on in the next plate down.","Use for a layered system where components rely on specific components in the layer directly below: software layers from experience through services to data, an operating model from strategy through operations to delivery teams, or a data stack from reports through warehouse and pipelines to sources. Each component depends on and supports at most two neighbors. Tablet and plate sizes are schematic. Not for dependencies inside one layer, skipping a layer or pointing upward, flows between zones on one level, layer stacks without dependencies, more than four components per layer, or long descriptions.",[177,360],"layers","max",{"typography":363,"spacing":365},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":364,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":366,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":368,"title":369,"description":370,"usageNote":371,"categories":372,"tier":130,"options":373},"architecture-isometric-zone-platforms-service-blocks","Architecture · isometric zone platforms on one floor · solid service blocks · floor-routed directed links","Thin touching isometric platforms, one per zone and named on its end cap, form one floor rising from front to back; each service is a solid block standing on its zone's platform with its icon on the roof and its name and description on the front face, and directed links run orthogonally along the floor into the next zone's blocks.","Use for two to four tiers, environments or network zones that a request or data flow crosses in order, each holding one to three services: a cloud web stack from edge to data, an IoT path from devices through gateways to analytics, a payments flow from channels through processing to ledgers. Block and platform sizes are schematic. Not for calls inside one zone or back toward an earlier zone, more than ten services, layer stacks without links, or process steps.",[177],{"typography":374,"spacing":376},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":375,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":377,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":379,"title":380,"description":381,"usageNote":382,"categories":383,"tier":130,"options":384},"architecture-layered-bands-logo-service-cards","Architecture · stacked layer bands · named rail · logo service cards · arrows between layers","Two to five named layer bands hold measured logo or icon service cards. Individual directed curves join neighboring layers at spread ports without sharing line segments.","Use for a system of two to sixteen components arranged in two to five layers, such as a web app's stack or a SaaS platform from clients through edge and services to data, with calls between neighboring layers. Not for left-to-right data pipelines, components grouped into networks or regions, process flows, org charts, or comparisons.",[177,360],{"cardShape":385,"cardFill":387,"colors":389,"borderWeight":391,"shadow":393,"typography":395,"iconShape":397,"iconSize":399,"iconPaint":401,"iconShell":403,"spacing":404,"alignment":406,"finish":408,"lineStyle":410,"lineWeight":412},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":386,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":388,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":390,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":392,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":394,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":396,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":398,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":400,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":402,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":405,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":407,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":409,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":411,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":413,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":415,"title":416,"description":417,"usageNote":418,"categories":419,"tier":130,"options":420},"architecture-nested-containers-routed-links-logo-nodes","Architecture · nested containers · routed links · logo node cards","Measured component cards inside containers that nest up to three levels deep, joined by directed links routed around the boxes, with optional link labels.","Use for two to fourteen components inside containers that hold other containers, such as an AWS account with a VPC and its subnets, a GCP project with a VPC, or a Kubernetes cluster with its namespaces. Not for flat columns of networks side by side (use the grouped panels design), plain layer stacks, data pipelines from sources to dashboards, process flows, org charts, or comparisons.",[177],{"cardShape":421,"cardFill":423,"colors":425,"borderWeight":427,"shadow":429,"typography":431,"iconShape":433,"iconSize":435,"iconPaint":437,"iconShell":439,"spacing":440,"alignment":442,"finish":444,"lineStyle":446,"lineWeight":448},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":422,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":424,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":426,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":428,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":430,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":432,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":434,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":436,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":438,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":441,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":443,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":445,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":447,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":449,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":451,"title":452,"description":453,"usageNote":454,"categories":455,"tier":130,"options":456},"architecture-pipeline-stage-columns-labeled-links","Architecture · pipeline stage columns · logo cards · labeled links","Two to five numbered stage columns hold measured logo cards with tool names and optional details. Separate labeled runs and curved arrows connect distinct ports in adjacent stages, preserving individual data flows.","Use for data moving through two to five stages of tools, such as an analytics stack, an ETL or ELT pipeline, event streaming, or an ML feature pipeline, with two to fifteen tools and labeled flows between neighboring stages. Not for layered web stacks, components grouped into cloud networks, process flows with decisions, timelines, or comparisons.",[177],{"cardShape":457,"cardFill":459,"colors":461,"borderWeight":463,"shadow":465,"typography":467,"iconShape":469,"iconSize":471,"iconPaint":473,"iconShell":475,"spacing":476,"alignment":478,"finish":480,"lineStyle":482,"lineWeight":484},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":458,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":460,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":462,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":464,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":466,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":468,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":470,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":472,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":474,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":477,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":479,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":481,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":483,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":485,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":487,"title":488,"description":489,"usageNote":490,"categories":491,"tier":12,"options":493},"architecture-request-path-numbered-hops-labeled-links-logo-nodes","Architecture · request path · numbered hops · snake rows · labeled links · logo node cards","The hops one request makes through a system in order, each a numbered logo card in rows that snake, with a pill on each link saying how the request got there.","Use for three to eight hops of one request in order, such as a request through CDN, gateway, services, and database, an auth or checkout request trace, or a webhook delivery path, optionally with the protocol or measured time of each link. Not for components grouped in networks, many-to-many dependencies, or staged data pipelines.",[177,492],"process",{"cardShape":494,"cardFill":496,"colors":498,"borderWeight":500,"shadow":502,"typography":504,"iconShape":506,"iconSize":508,"iconPaint":510,"iconShell":512,"spacing":513,"alignment":515,"finish":517,"lineStyle":519,"lineWeight":521},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":495,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":497,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":499,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":501,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":503,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":505,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":507,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":509,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":511,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":514,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":516,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":518,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":520,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":522,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":524,"title":525,"description":526,"usageNote":527,"categories":528,"tier":130,"options":529},"architecture-trust-zones-ordered-panels-guard-labels-logo-nodes","Architecture · trust zones ordered left to right · guard labels on crossings · logo node cards","Component cards in zones ordered from least to most trusted, the panels deepening in tint along that order, with directed links between components and each crossing from one zone to the next labeled with the control that guards it.","Use for security reviews, threat-model data-flow diagrams at the zone level, and network segmentation: two to five zones from least to most trusted (such as internet, DMZ, internal network, restricted data) with two to fourteen components and the control on each crossing (WAF, mTLS, API key, VPN, firewall rule). Not for cloud account or VPC containment (use the grouped panels or nested containers designs), data pipelines, process flows, org charts, or comparisons.",[177],{"cardShape":530,"cardFill":532,"colors":534,"borderWeight":536,"shadow":538,"typography":540,"iconShape":542,"iconSize":544,"iconPaint":546,"iconShell":548,"spacing":549,"alignment":551,"finish":553,"lineStyle":555,"lineWeight":557},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":531,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":533,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":535,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":537,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":539,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":541,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":543,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":545,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":547,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":550,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":552,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":554,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":556,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":558,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":560,"title":561,"description":562,"usageNote":563,"categories":564,"tier":130,"options":567},"attribute-bars-grouped-rows-legend","Attribute bars · one row per attribute · a bar per option · color legend · scores or low, medium, high levels","A panel with a color legend above grouped horizontal bars. Each attribute has one labeled bar per option, showing either scores against a shared maximum or the ordered levels low, medium, and high.","Use to compare two or three options across three to six attributes that can be scored or rated low, medium, or high, such as cost, speed, and effort. Not for yes-or-no feature lists, one option's details, processes, or timelines.",[565,566],"comparison","chart",{"cardShape":568,"borderWeight":570,"shadow":572,"typography":574,"spacing":576,"alignment":578,"finish":580},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":569,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":571,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":573,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":575,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":577,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":579,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":581,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":583,"title":584,"description":585,"usageNote":586,"categories":587,"tier":588,"options":589},"bar-chart-horizontal-left-labels-end-values","Bar chart · horizontal bars · labels in a left column · values at the bar ends","Three to ten horizontal bars growing from one quiet baseline, with their labels in a left column and each value, with an optional currency sign and unit, just past the end of its bar.","Use to compare three to ten amounts of the same kind, such as sales by region, survey answers, or time per task. Not for amounts on different scales, negative values, shares of one whole shown as parts, trends over time, or requests that give no numbers.",[566],"starter",{"colors":590,"typography":592,"spacing":594},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":591,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":593,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":595,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":597,"title":598,"description":599,"usageNote":600,"categories":601,"tier":361,"options":602},"box-plot-horizontal-rows-shared-scale-labelled-key-row","Box plot · horizontal rows · one shared scale · labelled key row · median values","Three to seven named groups as horizontal rows on one shared numeric scale. Each row draws a whisker from its lowest to its highest value, a tinted box over its middle half and a strong mark at its median, with the median printed beside the row; a key row above labels the five parts in plain words.","Suits comparing how values spread across groups when five summary numbers are known for each: delivery times by region, salaries by level, deal sizes by segment, response times by team, test scores by class. Needs lowest, lower quartile, median, upper quartile and highest per group in one unit. Not for single values per group (use bars) or for one subject against peers on different metrics (use benchmark rows).",[566],{"typography":603,"spacing":605},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":604,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":606,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":608,"title":609,"description":610,"usageNote":611,"categories":612,"tier":12,"options":614},"bullet-rows-range-bands-target-markers","Bullet · measured rows · common range bands · actual bars and target ticks","Thin actual bars against supplied neutral range bands, with perpendicular target markers and exact comparison labels.","Use for actual-versus-target values sharing one nonnegative scale and explicitly supplied range boundaries. Published progress rings require percentages; horizontal bars lack target and range semantics. Not for invented goals, unrelated measures, negative ranges or an inferred good\u002Fbad rating.",[566,613],"stats",{"cardShape":615,"typography":617,"spacing":619,"colors":621},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":616,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":618,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":620,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":622,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":624,"title":625,"description":626,"usageNote":627,"categories":628,"tier":130,"options":631},"calendar-grid-period-columns-slot-rows","Calendar grid · period columns · time slot rows · event blocks filling their slots","A calendar grid of two to seven period columns and up to twelve slot rows, with each supplied event drawn as a block that fills exactly the slots it occupies in its column. Slots without events stay empty. Equal-height rows encode slot membership rather than elapsed duration.","Use for a schedule laid out by period and time slot, such as a week timetable, a conference day plan, a content calendar by week, or a weekly meal or workout plan, with events that occupy one or more consecutive slots. Rows represent supplied slots, not proportional elapsed time. Not for undated steps, project bars spanning periods, milestones along a line, or events that overlap in the same period.",[629,630],"timeline","table",{"cardShape":632,"cardFill":634,"borderWeight":636,"shadow":638,"typography":640,"spacing":642,"finish":644,"alignment":646},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":633,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":635,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":637,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":639,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":641,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":643,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":645,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":647,"default":117},[116,117],{"id":649,"title":650,"description":651,"usageNote":652,"categories":653,"tier":588,"options":655},"cards-grid-top-icon-features","Cards · grid · centered top icon badge · title and description","A grid of two to four columns of white cards, each with a centered icon badge at the top over a centered title and one-sentence description; a shorter last row is centered.","Use for three to nine parallel features, benefits, capabilities, or values of one product, service, or team. Not for steps in order, timelines, comparisons of options, hierarchies, pricing tiers, or tables of numbers.",[654],"cards",{"cardShape":656,"cardFill":658,"colors":660,"borderWeight":663,"shadow":665,"typography":667,"iconShape":669,"iconSize":671,"iconPaint":673,"iconShell":675,"spacing":676,"alignment":678,"finish":680,"columns":682},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":657,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":659,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"choices":661,"label":662,"default":30},[30,31],"Colors",{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":664,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":666,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":668,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":670,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":672,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":674,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":677,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":679,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":681,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":683,"label":684,"min":685,"max":686,"step":687,"default":686},"number","Columns",2,4,1,{"id":689,"title":690,"description":691,"usageNote":692,"categories":693,"tier":130,"options":694},"cards-landscape-category-panels-logo-tiles","Landscape · packed category panels · member counts · logo tiles","Three to eight ordered category panels packed into rows of equal width and height, each with a header naming the category and its member count, holding uniform logo or icon tiles with the member name below on one shared pitch.","Suits a market or vendor landscape, a partner or integration ecosystem, an investment portfolio by sector, a tool stack by function, or suppliers by capability: who belongs where, at a glance, with real logos. Membership only: a tile's position, panel size and count do not rank members, measure market share or imply relationships between them. Not for flows, dependencies, quantities or descriptions of each member.",[654],{"cardShape":695,"cardFill":697,"colors":699,"borderWeight":701,"shadow":703,"typography":705,"iconShape":707,"iconSize":709,"iconPaint":711,"iconShell":713,"spacing":714,"finish":716},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":696,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":698,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":700,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":702,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":704,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":706,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":708,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":710,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":712,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":715,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":717,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":719,"title":720,"description":721,"usageNote":722,"categories":723,"tier":12,"options":724},"cards-numbered-takeaways-footnotes","Numbered takeaways with optional footnotes","Three to six parallel takeaways with structural reading-order labels, explanations and independently optional supplied contextual notes.","Use for parallel principles or takeaways. Numbers identify source order, not quantities, rankings or dependencies. Preserve supplied footnotes without inventing missing notes.",[654,492],{"cardShape":725,"cardFill":727,"colors":729,"borderWeight":731,"shadow":733,"typography":735,"spacing":737,"alignment":739,"finish":741,"columns":743},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":726,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":728,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":730,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":732,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":734,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":736,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":738,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":740,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":742,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":683,"label":684,"min":685,"max":686,"step":687,"default":686},{"id":745,"title":746,"description":747,"usageNote":748,"categories":749,"tier":12,"options":750},"cards-profile-overlap-initials-tags","Profiles · overlapping avatars · supplied roles and tags","Two to eight measured profile cards with avatars overlapping their top edges, supplied roles, independent optional bios and tags.","Use for supplied team members, speakers, advisors or project participants. Preserve known names and use role icons for unnamed participants; do not infer roles, backgrounds or reporting relationships.",[654],{"cardShape":751,"cardFill":753,"colors":755,"borderWeight":757,"shadow":759,"typography":761,"iconSize":763,"iconPaint":765,"iconShell":767,"spacing":768,"alignment":770,"finish":772,"columns":774,"avatarShape":775},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":752,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":754,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":756,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":758,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":760,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":762,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":764,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":766,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":769,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":771,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":773,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":683,"label":684,"min":685,"max":686,"step":687,"default":686},{"type":15,"label":776,"choices":777,"default":54},"Avatar shape",[54,18],{"id":779,"title":780,"description":781,"usageNote":782,"categories":783,"tier":12,"options":785},"cards-service-header-icon-checklist","Cards · service icon headers · divided inclusion checklists","Two to four service cards in one row, with measured icon headers, independent optional descriptions, aligned dividers and checklists of supplied inclusions.","Use for parallel services, offerings, practice areas or modules with explicit included points. Not for prices, feature-by-feature comparisons, ordered steps or inferred benefits.",[654,784],"list",{"cardShape":786,"cardFill":788,"colors":790,"borderWeight":792,"shadow":794,"typography":796,"iconShape":798,"iconSize":800,"iconPaint":802,"iconShell":804,"spacing":805,"alignment":807,"finish":809,"lineStyle":811,"lineWeight":813},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":787,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":789,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":791,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":793,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":795,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":797,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":799,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":801,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":803,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":806,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":808,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":810,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":812,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":814,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":816,"title":817,"description":818,"usageNote":819,"categories":820,"tier":12,"options":821},"cards-wide-side-icon-features","Cards · wide rows · left icon tile · title and description","Wide cards in one column for two or three features, or two balanced columns for four to eight. Each card centers a left icon badge beside a title and description; all cards share measured dimensions.","Use for two to eight parallel features, benefits, services, use cases, or principles that each need a sentence or two of explanation. Not for steps in order, timelines, comparisons of options, hierarchies, pricing tiers, or tables of numbers.",[654,784],{"cardShape":822,"cardFill":824,"colors":826,"borderWeight":828,"shadow":830,"typography":832,"iconShape":834,"iconSize":836,"iconPaint":838,"iconShell":840,"spacing":841,"alignment":843,"finish":845},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":823,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":825,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":827,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":829,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":831,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":833,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":835,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":837,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":839,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":842,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":844,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":846,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":848,"title":849,"description":850,"usageNote":851,"categories":852,"tier":361,"options":853},"chart-abacus-bead-rows-done-remaining","Abacus · one rod per row · one bead per unit · done beads slid left, remaining beads resting right · names left, done and total right","Three to six rows drawn as the rods of one framed abacus. Each rod carries exactly as many faceted beads as the row's supplied total on one shared bead pitch: the done beads sit in the accent against the left of the frame, the remaining beads stay neutral against the right, and bare rod separates them. Every fifth bead on a rod is darker so the runs count quickly. Row names sit left of the frame, done and total counts right, with a key below.","Suits small whole-number progress compared across a few rows, where each unit should stay countable: sprint or quota progress by team, seats filled by course, orders picked by warehouse, checklist items completed by site. Needs a whole done count and a whole total of at most 20 per row in one unit. Not for large totals, percentages without counts, or parts of one whole: use a bar or bullet chart for large amounts and a waffle for shares of one total.",[566],{},{"id":855,"title":856,"description":857,"usageNote":858,"categories":859,"tier":361,"options":860},"chart-annotated-line-numbered-event-markers-callouts","Annotated line · one metric over equal periods · numbered event markers · measured callouts in clear space","One metric over equal ordered periods as a line over a soft area. Supplied events are pinned to their exact periods as numbered markers on the line, each with a measured callout card holding its label, the exact value at that period and an optional short description, placed in clear space beside the curve with a short leader when it sits further out. The first and last values are labelled, and a caption states that events are noted at their period.","Suits explaining the turns in one measure over time: monthly active users with launches and outages, revenue with pricing changes, support volume with policy changes, website traffic with campaigns, headcount with reorganisations. Needs one finite value per period in one unit and 2–6 events at distinct supplied periods. Not for several series compared against each other, unequal time gaps, events between periods, or claims that an event caused a change.",[566,629],{"cardShape":861,"typography":863,"spacing":865},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":862,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":864,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":866,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":868,"title":869,"description":870,"usageNote":871,"categories":872,"tier":361,"options":873},"chart-arc-diagram-baseline-total-bars-width-scaled-links","Chart · arc diagram · baseline nodes with total bars · arcs with width-scaled bands · amount labels","Four to eight nodes sit on one baseline in supplied order, each with an icon badge, label and a bar as wide as the exact total of its links. Three to twelve undirected links rise above the line as semicircular bands whose width is exactly proportional to their amount on one shared scale; each band leaves its own slot on both bars, longer arcs enclose shorter ones, and every amount sits on its arc.","Use to show how much pairs of participants share, and who is most connected, when order along a line helps: joint projects between teams, referrals between channels, cross-sell between products, trade between regions, co-authorship between groups. Amounts share one positive measure; direction carries no meaning. Not for directed flows between stages (use a Sankey), dense networks where most pairs are linked (use a matrix), hierarchies, or more than eight participants.",[566],{"colors":874,"typography":876,"spacing":878},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":875,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":877,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":879,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":881,"title":882,"description":883,"usageNote":883,"categories":884,"tier":130,"options":885},"chart-area-zero-baseline","Area chart · filled series from zero","Compare 1–4 complete nonnegative series over 3–10 supplied equally spaced ordered categories as overlapping filled areas from zero, with point and line boundaries. Areas overlap; they are not stacked totals. Each distinct series name is up to 28 characters, every category up to 24, with exactly one finite nonnegative value per category.",[566],{"cardShape":886,"typography":888,"spacing":890},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":887,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":889,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":891,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":893,"title":894,"description":895,"usageNote":896,"categories":897,"tier":130,"options":898},"chart-benchmark-peer-range-rows-subject-marker","Benchmark · metric rows with their own scales · peer range bars · optional quartile bands · median ticks · subject markers","One row per metric, each on its own scale: a neutral bar spans the supplied peer minimum to maximum, an optional darker band spans the 25th to 75th percentile, a dark tick marks the peer median and an accent marker with a value pill shows the subject, inside or outside the peer range. Every peer value sits under its mark, an optional hint gives the favorable direction, and a legend names the peer group and subject.","Use to place one subject against a peer group's spread on two to eight metrics with different units: company or product benchmarks, a store or region against its network, salary or offer positioning against a market survey, a team or school against its organization. Rows are independently scaled, so bar lengths do not compare across metrics. Not for comparing several subjects at once, for time series, or for metrics without a supplied peer minimum, median and maximum.",[566,565],{"cardShape":899,"typography":901,"spacing":903},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":900,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":902,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":904,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":906,"title":907,"description":908,"usageNote":909,"categories":910,"tier":361,"options":912},"chart-bubble-grid-area-values-row-column-totals","Chart · bubble grid · circle area proportional to value · guide lines · row and column totals · size key","Rows by columns of circles on quiet guide lines, each circle's area exactly proportional to its value on one shared scale from zero, with exact values inside or below each circle, derived totals for every complete row and column past dividers, and a key of reference circles. Zero is a small open ring; a crossing without a supplied value is a dashed ring.","Use to show how one additive measure spreads across two lists when the pattern of large and small amounts matters more than exact shades, such as leads by channel and month, feature usage by customer segment, skills by team, or orders by store and weekday. Values share one unit and may be zero; unsupplied crossings stay visibly empty and drop their totals. Not for negative values, rates or averages that do not add up, values in different units, or good-or-bad ratings.",[566,911],"matrix",{"typography":913,"spacing":915},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":914,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":916,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":918,"title":919,"description":920,"usageNote":921,"categories":922,"tier":361,"options":923},"chart-cohort-layer-cake-staggered-stacked-areas-end-labels","Chart · cohort layer cake · staggered stacked areas · oldest at the base · period totals · end labels","Equal periods along a shared value axis from zero, with one stacked area per cohort that begins at its own starting period, oldest cohort at the base, so each new cohort adds a layer on top and the staggered edge shows when it arrived. Exact derived period totals sit above the stack, and every cohort is named at the right edge with its latest exact amount.","Use to show how groups acquired at different times keep contributing to one additive total: revenue by customer cohort, active users by signup year, donations by donor cohort, or orders by first-purchase quarter. Each cohort supplies an amount for its starting period and every later one, all in one unit. Not for retention shares (use a cohort triangle), for series that all span every period (use a stacked area or stacked columns), or for values that do not add up.",[566],{"typography":924,"spacing":926,"colors":928},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":925,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":927,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":929,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":931,"title":932,"description":933,"usageNote":934,"categories":935,"tier":12,"options":936},"chart-columns-baseline-end-values","Column chart · vertical columns from one baseline · values at the column ends · category labels below","Three to ten vertical columns rising above, or falling below, one quiet baseline in supplied order, with each exact value, and an optional currency sign and unit, past the end of its column and its category label below.","Use for one measure over ordered categories such as months, quarters, versions or stages, or for amounts that can go negative, such as profit by quarter. Not for several series (a trend of lines or grouped columns), shares of one whole, amounts on different scales, ranking a list of names (use the horizontal bar chart) or requests that give no numbers.",[566],{"typography":937,"spacing":939},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":938,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":940,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":942,"title":943,"description":944,"usageNote":945,"categories":946,"tier":361,"options":947},"chart-conserved-pool-merged-sources-split-uses","Conserved whole · merged source arms · independent split-use arms","Two to four front-thickness-scaled arms physically merge into one substantial named total body, which splits into two to four independently classified arms. One uninterrupted front and coordinated material preserve a common amount scale without tracing unreported pairwise allocations.","Use for two complete nonnegative marginal breakdowns of one positive common-unit total: funding sources and uses, staffing hours and work allocations, or energy supply and end uses. Each side has two to four distinct named parts and must sum exactly to the other. No pairwise input-to-output allocation is asserted. Uniform depth and horizontal reach carry no data; front vertical thickness alone represents amount. Zero parts retain explicit captions without solid arms; unrepresentable positive distinctions reject without inflation. Not for incomplete breakdowns, differing totals, losses, inventory changes, matched trajectories or a reported allocation matrix.",[566,565],{"typography":948,"finish":950},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":949,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":951,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":953,"title":954,"description":955,"usageNote":956,"categories":957,"tier":130,"options":958},"chart-cost-curve-variable-width-ascending-bars","Cost curve · variable-width bars sorted by value · cumulative quantity axis · optional reference line","Four to sixteen adjacent bars sorted from lowest to highest value, each exactly as wide as its quantity along a cumulative quantity axis and as tall as its per-unit value from zero (negative values fall below it), with names and values inside bars that hold them, numbered leaders and a ledger for the rest, and an optional labeled reference line that shades bars above it more quietly, with a key naming both groups.","Suits supply curves (mines, plants or suppliers by capacity and unit cost against a market price), marginal abatement curves (measures by potential and cost per unit, with negative costs as savings, against a carbon price), and sourcing or procurement curves (suppliers by volume and price against a budget ceiling). Needs a positive quantity and a per-unit value for every item. Not for time series, shares of a whole or values without a quantity; use columns, a Marimekko or a bar chart for those.",[566],{"typography":959,"spacing":961},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":960,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":962,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":964,"title":965,"description":966,"usageNote":967,"categories":968,"tier":361,"options":970},"chart-dimensional-total-branch-selected-subdivision","Allocation tree · one whole · selected branch subdivision","One substantial front-facing solid splits a derived whole into two to four exact amount-thickness branches. Only the selected parent continues into its two to four actual sub-parts; unexpanded leaves end early, preserving unequal-depth ownership in one coherent silhouette.","Use for a positive common-unit allocation with two to four parts and an exact complete two-to-four-part breakdown of one selected parent. The whole and both branching levels share one absolute vertical front-thickness scale. Unexpanded leaves have no inferred children. Branch reach, gaps and shallow material depth encode no quantity. The composition rejects zero or negative parts and any positive distinctions or captions that cannot fit their true owned geometry; it never inflates a branch. Not for independent margins, pairwise flow matrices, overlapping groups or normalized child shares.",[566,969],"tree",{"typography":971,"finish":973},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":972,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":974,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":976,"title":977,"description":978,"usageNote":979,"categories":980,"tier":130,"options":981},"chart-diverging-scale-neutral-centered-rows","Chart · five-class ordered scale · diverging neutral-centered rows · count ledgers","Two or three rows split their supplied counts across one five-class ordered scale: lower classes extend left, higher classes right and the neutral class straddles the center. Lettered class keys, whole-count ledgers and a shared share ruler preserve each row's exact composition.","For complete supplied counts on one five-class ordered scale compared across two or three groups: survey agreement by segment, review star ratings by product, risk ratings by business unit, performance grades by team or difficulty ratings by release. The neutral class is centered geometrically while its full count stays in the ledger; empty rows keep zero counts without invented proportions. Not for scales with other than five classes, unordered categories, signed values, averages or an inferred score, favorability, significance or verdict.",[566,565],{"typography":982,"spacing":984,"colors":986},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":983,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":985,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":987,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":989,"title":990,"description":991,"usageNote":992,"categories":993,"tier":361,"options":994},"chart-donut-broken-out-slice-linked-breakdown-bar","Chart · donut with one slice broken out · two linking lines · stacked breakdown bar · side legend","A flat donut of three to six arcs sized exactly by supplied amounts, keyed by a side legend with values and rounded shares. One supplied part slides out toward a stacked bar beside the ring; two quiet lines run from the slice's edges to the bar's top and bottom, and the bar splits only that part into two to six exact sub-parts labelled with their values and shares of the whole.","Use for one whole whose single part needs its own composition: revenue by region with one region by country, a budget with one department by line item, traffic by channel with paid split by network, time spent with meetings broken down. The broken-out part must be less than half of the whole and its sub-parts must add up exactly to it. Not for two or more parts broken down at once, parts of different wholes, unrelated rates, zero or negative amounts, trends over time or requests that give no numbers.",[566],{"colors":995,"typography":997,"spacing":999},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":996,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":998,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1000,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1002,"title":1003,"description":1004,"usageNote":1005,"categories":1006,"tier":12,"options":1007},"chart-donut-center-total-side-legend","Donut chart · arcs clockwise from the top · optional total in the hole · side legend with values and rounded shares","A flat ring of two to six arcs sized exactly by supplied positive amounts, clockwise from the top, an optional derived total with its label in the hole, and a legend beside it keying every arc with its exact value and its rounded share of the whole.","Use for one meaningful whole split into two to six supplied positive amounts in one common unit, or a complete percentage distribution, such as a budget by category, revenue by source or traffic by channel. Not for unrelated rates, partial percentage totals, zero or negative parts, mixed quantities, trends over time, more than six parts or requests that give no numbers. Very small parts keep their exact values in the legend even when their arc is imperceptible.",[566],{"colors":1008,"typography":1010,"spacing":1012},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1009,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1011,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1013,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1015,"title":1016,"description":1017,"usageNote":1017,"categories":1018,"tier":130,"options":1019},"chart-dumbbell-vertical-paired-values","Dumbbell · vertical paired values","Compare 2–8 paired signed finite before and after amounts as linked vertical points on one common axis. Changes contain distinct aspect labels up to 28 characters and before\u002Fafter amounts. Required distinct beforeLabel and afterLabel up to 16 characters identify the two states. Preserve equality and direction without inferring improvement.",[566,565],{"cardShape":1020,"typography":1022,"spacing":1024},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1021,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1023,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1025,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1027,"title":1028,"description":1029,"usageNote":1030,"categories":1031,"tier":130,"options":1032},"chart-exact-unit-share-icon-arrays","Chart · exact unit shares · consistent icon arrays","Known numerator and denominator counts retain one verified glyph per supplied unit, with explicit zero, full and unknown states.","For program attendance, licensed accounts or project staffing expressed as small exact counts. No percentage conversion, invented population or identified-person membership is inferred; unknown total draws no fabricated glyph count.",[566,613],{},{"id":1034,"title":1035,"description":1036,"usageNote":1037,"categories":1038,"tier":130,"options":1039},"chart-forecast-history-line-scenario-range-bands","Forecast · actual history line · dashed base scenario · low–high range band","A solid line of supplied actual values over three to eight ordered periods, then two to five forecast periods with a dashed base scenario continuing from the last actual inside a shaded band between supplied low and high scenarios. Header tabs and a dashed divider mark where the forecast begins; scenario names and final values label the line ends, and the value axis spans the supplied values rather than always starting at zero.","Suits a supplied outlook continuing a measured history: revenue or bookings scenarios, headcount or demand plans, cost projections, user growth targets and capacity forecasts. Needs actual values for the history and exactly three supplied scenarios (low, base, high) for every forecast period, in one unit. The band is a scenario range, not a statistical confidence interval. Not for comparing unrelated series, history without a forecast, or forecasts without scenarios; use a line chart for those.",[566],{"cardShape":1040,"typography":1042,"spacing":1044},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1041,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1043,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1045,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1047,"title":1048,"description":1049,"usageNote":1049,"categories":1050,"tier":130,"options":1051},"chart-gauge-arc-target","Gauge · bounded arc and target","Show a supplied finite value on an explicitly bounded semicircular scale. Finite start must be less than finite end, and value must lie within those bounds. Label up to 28 characters names the measure. An optional finite target within the same bounds adds a tick and target label; optional targetLabel up to 16 characters requires target. Never invent bounds or a target.",[566,613],{"typography":1052,"spacing":1054},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1053,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1055,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1057,"title":1058,"description":1059,"usageNote":1060,"categories":1061,"tier":361,"options":1062},"chart-growth-rings-cumulative-totals-cut-scale","Cumulative chart · concentric growth rings · quarter cut scale · stepped period labels","Three to eight ordered periods of one running total drawn as concentric rings with a quarter cut away. Each ring's outer radius is exactly proportional to the total at that period's end, so a ring's thickness is the amount added in the period. Guides drop from every ring boundary on the straight cut edge to a stepped ledger of period, total and derived addition, with a key stating that radius, not area, carries the value.","Suits a total that only accumulates and whose strong and lean periods matter: customers at each year end, recurring revenue by year, installed capacity, members, a fund's contributions. Needs one nonnegative, never decreasing total per period in one unit. It shows the rhythm of growth, not shares or rates: use a waterfall for signed changes, a line or area chart for totals that can fall or for more than eight periods, and bars when periods must be compared by area.",[566],{},{"id":1064,"title":1065,"description":1066,"usageNote":1067,"categories":1068,"tier":361,"options":1069},"chart-hemicycle-seat-rows-group-blocks-target-line","Chart · hemicycle · one dot per unit in semicircular rows · contiguous group blocks · optional target line","Every unit of one complete whole is an equal dot in concentric semicircular rows. Groups fill the arc from left to right in supplied order, so each forms one wedge-like block; the total and its name sit in the hole, and a side key gives each group's exact count and rounded share. An optional dashed line marks a supplied target count between the exact seats it separates.","Use for a countable whole of ten to two hundred units split into two to eight groups, where reading the blocks against each other and against a threshold matters: a board or council vote against a majority, committee or panel composition, a workforce by role, survey responses by answer, customers by plan. Unlike a donut, each dot is one countable unit; unlike a waffle, the arc reads as a chamber and the target line shows whether the leading groups reach it. Not for fractional amounts, more than two hundred units, measurements without a countable unit or incomplete wholes.",[566],{"cardShape":1070,"typography":1072,"spacing":1074,"colors":1076},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1071,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1073,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1075,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1077,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":1079,"title":1080,"description":1081,"usageNote":1082,"categories":1083,"tier":361,"options":1084},"chart-isometric-area-ribbons-depth-lanes-end-values","Area trend · isometric extruded ribbons · one depth lane per series · shared plinth with period labels · end names and last values","One to three thin projected walls stand one behind another in their own lanes on one shared plinth, the period axis running straight across the page: each wall's square-on front face rises straight between a series' exact values at four to ten period stations from a common zero floor, its lit top strip and shaded end wall show its depth, faint station lines run back across the plinth from the period labels on its front face, and each series' name and last exact value stand beside the foot of its end wall; lanes are ordered and spaced so no wall hides another's top.","Use for the trend of one nonnegative measure for up to three series over four to ten equally spaced periods when a solid presentation look suits the slide, such as monthly recurring revenue by plan, active users by platform over quarters, pipeline value by region over weeks or support tickets by channel over months. Not for negative values, more than three series, stacked totals or shares, unequal time spacing or reading exact intermediate values; use a line or area chart for precise reading. Very sudden jumps between neighbouring periods widen the chart.",[566],{"typography":1085,"spacing":1087},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1086,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1088,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1090,"title":1091,"description":1092,"usageNote":1093,"categories":1094,"tier":361,"options":1095},"chart-isometric-bubble-floor-numeric-positions-area-discs","Bubble chart · isometric numeric floor · proportional-area discs","Two numeric scales position the visible roof centers of shallow solid discs on a fitted gridded plinth. Their top areas encode a third supplied amount, direct callouts retain exact metrics, and one reference disc identifies the size scale.","Use for acquisition channels by cost and conversion with spend, stores by traffic and sales with staffing, or products by growth and margin with revenue. Disc thickness is uniform and carries no data. Zero sizes retain their numeric position as open markers. Coordinates and areas are exact; overlapping observations that cannot fit remain explicit layout failures. Not for categorical quadrants, inferred priorities, trends or mixed size units.",[566,565],{"typography":1096,"finish":1098},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1097,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1099,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1101,"title":1102,"description":1103,"usageNote":1104,"categories":1105,"tier":361,"options":1106},"chart-isometric-concentric-progress-arcs-owned-callouts","Progress · isometric concentric arc tracks · directly owned callouts","Two or three concentric solid tracks share one zero and 270-degree full sweep. Accent lengths show independent supplied percentages beside neutral remainders; upright callouts attach directly to each track's start.","Use for independent launch workstreams, fundraising targets, training completion or sustainability commitments. Each track is out of its own 100%; the percentages are not components of one total and do not establish aggregate readiness, priority or success. Radius, width and uniform shallow height carry no amount. Zero and complete tracks remain exact.",[566,613],{"typography":1107,"finish":1109},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1108,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1110,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1112,"title":1113,"description":1114,"usageNote":1115,"categories":1116,"tier":361,"options":1117},"chart-isometric-dumbbell-rails-paired-marker-blocks","Chart · isometric dumbbell rails · paired marker blocks","Two or three front-facing solid span assemblies align their exact paired endpoint centers on one horizontal numeric scale. Broad connecting rails join substantial value-labeled endpoints; equal values share one coincident two-color block.","Use for two observations of one comparable nonnegative quantity across a few categories: handling times, customer counts or planned and actual units. The beam shows a gap without implying favorability or intermediate observations. Not for mixed units, negative values, rankings or more than two observations per item.",[566,565],{"typography":1118,"finish":1120},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1119,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1121,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1123,"title":1124,"description":1125,"usageNote":1126,"categories":1127,"tier":361,"options":1128},"chart-isometric-exploded-stack-ordered-share-segments","Stacked shares · isometric exploded tower on a plinth · segment heights exactly proportional · ordered from the floor up · side label column with leaders · optional total above","A single square projected tower split into two to seven floating segments with small even gaps on a low square plinth; the first part sits at the bottom and each next part stacks above it, every segment's height exactly proportional to its supplied positive amount on one scale, and an upright label column beside the tower names each part with its exact value and rounded share on a leader to its own segment, with an optional derived total and its label above the tower.","Use for one whole built up from two to seven ordered parts in one common unit, where the stacking order means something: a price built up from cost, margin and tax, the cost of a product from materials to shipping, the time budget of a process from intake to delivery, a revenue build from base to expansion, or a complete percentage breakdown in a meaningful order. The tower's footprint and the gaps between segments carry no data; only segment heights do. Not for unordered mixes (use a donut), unrelated rates, partial percentage totals, zero or negative parts, mixed quantities, changes over time or more than seven parts. Very small parts keep their exact values in their labels even when their segment is barely visible.",[566],{"typography":1129,"spacing":1131},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1130,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1132,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1134,"title":1135,"description":1136,"usageNote":1137,"categories":1138,"tier":361,"options":1139},"chart-isometric-extruded-donut-share-slices","Donut chart · isometric extruded ring on a round plinth · slice angles exactly proportional · upright outside labels with leaders · optional total in the hole","A shallow projected ring of two to six slices on a low round plinth, each slice's angle exactly proportional to its supplied positive amount, clockwise from the back with even seams; every slice carries an upright outside label with its name, exact value and rounded share on a leader to its marker, and an optional derived total with its label stands in the hole.","Use for one meaningful whole split into two to six supplied positive amounts in one common unit, or a complete percentage distribution, when a solid presentation look suits the slide, such as revenue mix by product, budget allocation, traffic sources or market share. The ring's height and width are uniform and carry no data. Not for unrelated rates, partial percentage totals, zero or negative parts, mixed quantities, trends over time, more than six parts or precise comparison of near-equal parts. Very small parts keep their exact values in their labels even when their slice is imperceptible.",[566],{"typography":1140,"spacing":1142},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1141,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1143,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1145,"title":1146,"description":1147,"usageNote":1148,"categories":1149,"tier":361,"options":1150},"chart-isometric-fill-level-cylinders-percent-of-target","Progress chart · isometric cylinders of equal target height · exact accent fill level · plinth labels with targets","Three to six projected cylinders of one size stand in a row on a shared plinth; each full cylinder stands for its own target, its accent fill rises exactly to the share of the target reached under a neutral unfilled rest, and any excess up to twice the target rises above it in a deeper accent. The derived percentage and actual value sit above each cylinder; the metric label and its target sit on the plinth's front face.","Use for several measures each tracked against its own target, compared by the share reached: sales quota attainment by region or rep, fundraising toward campaign goals, OKR key results, migration or rollout completion, hiring against plan. Values may use different units because each is read against its own target. Not for measures without targets, values more than twice their target, negative values, comparing absolute amounts across metrics, time series or more than six metrics.",[566,613],{"typography":1151,"spacing":1153},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1152,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1154,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1156,"title":1157,"description":1158,"usageNote":1159,"categories":1160,"tier":361,"options":1161},"chart-isometric-histogram-touching-interval-steps","Histogram · isometric joined interval steps · exact count heights","Contiguous equal-width numeric bins form one dominant stepped solid, with a continuous front face, shared depth and exact count heights. Supplied boundaries run along the common zero edge and counts remain directly visible.","Use for supplied fulfillment-time, order-value or employee-tenure distributions with contiguous equal-width intervals and nonnegative whole counts. The front top edge reads count height from zero; depth carries no data. Keep empty bins and all-zero distributions empty. Not for unequal intervals, inferred samples, rebinned data or inferred endpoint inclusion.",[566],{"typography":1162,"finish":1164},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1163,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1165,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1167,"title":1168,"description":1169,"usageNote":1170,"categories":1171,"tier":361,"options":1172},"chart-isometric-hundred-percent-bars-shared-share-ruler","Chart · isometric 100% stacked bars · shared share ruler","Equal-length segmented solid bars lie in parallel depth lanes on one compact plinth. Exact supplied percentages determine every segment length; a shared 0–100% ruler and one component key make compositions comparable.","Use to compare two or three complete percentage compositions with two or three shared parts, such as regional revenue mix, budget allocation or workforce mix. Not for absolute totals, incomplete shares, independent rates or observations with missing components.",[566,565],{"typography":1173,"finish":1175},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1174,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1176,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1178,"title":1179,"description":1180,"usageNote":1181,"categories":1182,"tier":361,"options":1183},"chart-isometric-mirrored-lying-bars-label-spine-exact-lengths","Mirrored bar chart · isometric bars lying on a plinth in opposite directions · category names on a central spine · one shared length scale · exact values at bar ends","Three to seven category rows cross a long low spine standing on a projected plinth, each name upright on the spine's front face. Every row has two equal-section bars lying flat along one floor axis: the first side's toward the viewer, the second side's away on a deck raised so its bar tops meet the spine's top. Both sides share one zero-based length scale, with the exact value beyond each bar's end and a dotted heading pill per side along the plinth's back edge.","Use to compare two nonnegative series of one unit category by category, such as this year against last year by product, two regions by sales channel, two customer segments by survey answer or two teams by ticket type, when a solid presentation look suits the slide. Not for signed changes, more than two sides, mixed units, shares of one whole, long category names or precise reading against gridlines.",[566,565],{"typography":1184,"spacing":1186},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1185,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1187,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1189,"title":1190,"description":1191,"usageNote":1192,"categories":1193,"tier":361,"options":1195},"chart-isometric-price-quantity-revenue-change-areas","Revenue change · price and quantity · exact added areas","One upright common-origin price-by-quantity body contains the original rectangle, an added-quantity strip, an added-price strip and their joint corner. Every front area represents its exact monetary contribution, and the outer rectangle represents the new total.","Use to explain the exact monetary change when both a positive unit price and a positive whole-unit quantity increase: ticket revenue, room revenue or purchasing cost. The four areas separate the original amount, extra units at the original price, the price increase on original units, and both increases together. Not for decreases, fractional units, mixed currencies, inferred effects or causal claims beyond this arithmetic identity. Both axes start at zero; shallow extrusion carries no data. Narrow regions retain their true proportions or fail the fit check.",[566,565,1194],"pricing",{"typography":1196,"finish":1198},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1197,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1199,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1201,"title":1202,"description":1203,"usageNote":1204,"categories":1205,"tier":130,"options":1206},"chart-isometric-prism-columns-exact-heights","Column chart · isometric square prisms · exact heights from one zero floor · optional group plinths","Three to twelve projected square prisms of equal footprint stand corner to corner in one row, each height exactly proportional to its amount from a shared zero floor, with the exact value above its lit top, its category label on the plinth face below and, when grouped, one plinth and name per group.","Use for one nonnegative measure across categories, optionally clustered into two to four groups, such as revenue by region and quarter, units sold by store and month, survey responses by segment or headcount by team, when a solid presentation look suits the slide. Not for negative amounts, several measures, shares of one whole, long category names or precise reading against gridlines.",[566],{"typography":1207,"spacing":1209},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1208,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1210,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1212,"title":1213,"description":1214,"usageNote":1215,"categories":1216,"tier":361,"options":1217},"chart-isometric-prism-grid-receding-rows-exact-heights","Chart · isometric prism grid · rows receding in depth · one lane per column · exact heights and values","Two to four rows by three to six columns (at most twenty crossings) of equal-footprint projected square prisms on one shared plinth: each row stands one step further back in its own color, each column's prisms climb back along a lane named on the plinth's front face, every height is exactly proportional to its value from a common zero, every exact value sits above its prism in a band of its own, row names sit beside the row ends, and a missing crossing is a dashed empty footprint keyed apart from a flat zero tile.","Use for one nonnegative measure broken down by two short lists, when a solid presentation look suits the slide, such as revenue by region and quarter, cloud spend by team and month, tickets by channel and weekday, orders by store and product line or headcount by office and function. Not for negative amounts, more than four rows, six columns or twenty crossings, several measures per crossing, shares of one whole or precise reading against gridlines; use a heatmap for larger grids.",[566],{"typography":1218,"spacing":1220},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1219,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1221,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1223,"title":1224,"description":1225,"usageNote":1226,"categories":1227,"tier":361,"options":1228},"chart-isometric-proportional-area-discs-exact-values","Proportional area chart · isometric low discs in one front-aligned row · top areas to scale · exact values above · names on the plinth","Three to seven projected low discs of one uniform height stand side by side in one row on a shared plinth, their front edges on one line; each disc's top area is exactly proportional to its amount, the exact value sits upright above its top, its name on the plinth's front face below, and a note under the plinth names the measure and states that areas are to scale and height carries no data.","Use for one positive measure across independent peers whose amounts span a wide range, where columns would flatten the small ones: market size by segment, revenue by country, users by platform, spend by department, deal value by account. Not for nested subsets of one total, shares that must add up to a whole, zero or negative amounts, time series, more than seven items or reading precise differences between close values.",[566,565],{"typography":1229,"spacing":1231},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1230,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1232,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1234,"title":1235,"description":1236,"usageNote":1237,"categories":1238,"tier":361,"options":1239},"chart-isometric-raised-prisms-sunken-wells-zero-plinth","Signed column chart · isometric square prisms rising from a zero plinth · negative amounts as wells cut to exact depth · optional favorable direction","Three to ten corner-on cells of equal square footprint stand in one row along a thick plinth whose top is exactly zero. A positive amount rises above the plinth as a prism of exact height; a negative amount is a well cut into the plinth to an exact depth on the same scale, open at the front so its lined walls and floor show the depth. Exact signed values sit above each prism or well mouth, category names on the plinth's front face, and a zero amount is a flat outline.","Use for one signed measure across categories in supplied order, such as budget variance by department, monthly net cash flow, year-over-year change by region or profit and loss by product line, when a solid presentation look suits the slide. Colors favorable and unfavorable amounts apart only when the favorable direction is supplied. Not for amounts that are all of one sign and better as plain columns, several measures, running totals, shares of one whole, long category names or precise reading against gridlines.",[566],{"typography":1240,"spacing":1242},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1241,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1243,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1245,"title":1246,"description":1247,"usageNote":1248,"categories":1249,"tier":361,"options":1250},"chart-isometric-ring-sector-crown-exact-heights-round-plinth","Chart · isometric crown of ring sectors · exact heights from one zero · round plinth · rim labels","Six to twelve equal-angle ring sectors stand edge to edge as one crown on a round plinth, the first at the back and the rest clockwise in supplied order, each sector's height exactly proportional to its value from the plinth's shared zero. Every sector's exact value and category label sit upright just outside the rim in front of it, and a caption in the ring's hole names the measure and the height encoding.","Use for one nonnegative measure across a repeating cycle when the shape of the whole cycle matters and a solid presentation look suits the slide: monthly bookings or sales, footfall by hour band, support tickets or orders by weekday. Values share one unit and may be zero. Not for negative values, shares of one total, fewer than six or more than twelve categories, non-cyclic categories, or precise comparison of close values.",[566],{"typography":1251,"spacing":1253},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1252,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1254,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1256,"title":1257,"description":1258,"usageNote":1259,"categories":1260,"tier":361,"options":1261},"chart-isometric-semicircle-gauge-target-post","Chart · isometric semicircle gauge · exact value arc · target post","A thick half-ring on a round plinth fills from the exact supplied lower bound to the current value. A small upright post marks the supplied target angle, with the current value, target and bounds directly readable.","Use for a single bounded measure with an explicit target: quota attainment, project completion or capacity use. Both bounds and the target must be supplied. Not for part-to-whole breakdowns, a time trend or a target inferred from the current value.",[566,613],{"typography":1262,"finish":1264},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1263,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1265,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1267,"title":1268,"description":1269,"usageNote":1270,"categories":1271,"tier":361,"options":1272},"chart-isometric-stacked-area-joined-component-bands","Stacked area · isometric joined component bands · absolute totals","Additive components share one joined area solid, exact cumulative front boundaries and a common zero. The outer silhouette and period totals show the whole; direct latest labels identify each band.","Use for mutually exclusive additive components of one common quantity across equally spaced supplied periods. Source order runs bottom to top. Absolute amounts remain absolute, with no 100% normalization. Front boundaries encode amounts and totals; uniform depth is schematic. Straight connections are the area-chart convention between observations, not additional observations or a forecast. Zero components and periods remain empty, including ending zeros.",[566],{"typography":1273,"finish":1275},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1274,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1276,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1278,"title":1279,"description":1280,"usageNote":1281,"categories":1282,"tier":361,"options":1283},"chart-isometric-stacked-prism-columns-segment-values","Stacked columns · isometric square prisms · exact segment heights · values on segment faces · total above","Three to eight projected square prisms of equal footprint stand corner-on in one row on a shared floor plinth, each split into two to four touching segments whose heights are exactly proportional to each series value on one common scale. Every segment's exact value sits on its lit face when the segment is tall enough, otherwise beside the column with a leader and a series swatch; the column total stands above it, category names sit on the plinth's front face and a series key follows below.","Use for two to four additive parts of one nonnegative measure across three to eight categories, such as revenue by region split by product line, headcount by department split by level, support tickets by month split by channel or spend by quarter split by cost type, when a solid presentation look suits the slide. Not for negative amounts, parts that do not add up to a meaningful total, shares of one whole, more than four series, long category names or precise reading against gridlines.",[566],{"typography":1284,"spacing":1286},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1285,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1287,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1289,"title":1290,"description":1291,"usageNote":1292,"categories":1293,"tier":361,"options":1294},"chart-isometric-station-platforms-floor-volume-ribbons","Chart · isometric station platforms in stage columns · floor ribbons as wide as each volume · stage names on the plinth","Two to four stages stand as columns of projected station platforms on one plinth, left to right in supplied order. Every supplied volume between stations in neighboring stages is a flat ribbon on the floor whose width is exactly that volume on one shared scale, leaving the sending station's lit end and passing behind the receiving one. Each platform's front carries its name and its exact derived total, each ribbon its exact volume, and the plinth's front names the stages.","Use for one measured quantity moving through a chain of stages where every middle station passes on exactly what it receives: supply chain volumes from suppliers through plants to stores, data moving between systems in a pipeline, students moving from intake routes through programmes into destinations. Not for flows that skip a stage or run backwards, stations that keep or lose part of what they receive, more than three stations in one stage, or links that cannot be drawn without crossing.",[566,492],{"finish":1295,"typography":1297,"spacing":1299},{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1296,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1298,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1300,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1302,"title":1303,"description":1304,"usageNote":1305,"categories":1306,"tier":361,"options":1307},"chart-isometric-treemap-group-platforms-area-exact-tiles","Treemap · isometric group platforms side by side on one plinth · area-exact shallow tiles · flat labels and keyed small amounts","A two-level treemap in projection: each ordered group is a low colored platform standing beside the next on a neutral plinth, its top area exactly proportional to its total and its name and total on its front face; its parts stand on it as touching shallow blocks whose top areas are exactly proportional to their amounts, shaded by value rank in the group's color, with label, amount and share lying flat on each top that holds them. Smaller tiles are numbered into a key, and zero amounts are listed there without area. Block height is uniform and carries no data.","Use to show how one whole divides into groups and parts at once with a solid presentation look: a portfolio by asset class and holding, revenue by region and product, an operating budget by department and program, or headcount by function and team. Suits 4–14 nonnegative amounts in one unit across 2–5 groups. Not for amounts that do not add up to one whole, negative values, changes over time, deeper hierarchies or precise comparison of similar areas.",[566],{"typography":1308,"spacing":1310},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1309,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1311,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1313,"title":1314,"description":1315,"usageNote":1316,"categories":1317,"tier":361,"options":1318},"chart-isometric-twin-donuts-aligned-category-ledger","Chart · isometric twin donuts · aligned category ledger","Two separate shallow rings compare the same two to six categories. Exact totals occupy the openings and an aligned ledger preserves every count and within-ring share.","Acquisition mix, service demand or a budget composition across two supplied groups or periods. Equal ring size compares composition, not absolute totals; counts remain explicit. Not a nesting or overlap model.",[566,565],{"typography":1319},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1320,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":1322,"title":1323,"description":1324,"usageNote":1325,"categories":1326,"tier":130,"options":1327},"chart-isometric-unit-cube-stacks-exact-counts","Unit chart · isometric unit-cube blocks · ten per layer · exact counts on one floor","Two to six projected blocks stand corner-on along one shared floor, each built from exactly as many unit cubes as its whole-number count, five by two per layer filled from the back row up, with the exact count above its block, its name on the floor face below and a one-cube key stating the unit.","Use to compare small whole-number counts of discrete things across categories, where one item is one countable unit, such as new hires by team, deals signed by channel, stores by region, open roles by department or incidents by service. Not for fractions, negative or very large counts, shares of one whole, several measures per category or amounts that need a scale where one cube stands for more than one unit.",[566],{"typography":1328,"spacing":1330},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1329,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1331,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1333,"title":1334,"description":1335,"usageNote":1336,"categories":1337,"tier":361,"options":1338},"chart-isometric-waffle-hundred-unit-blocks-part-shares","Waffle · isometric hundred-unit block field · exact part shares","One fitted ten-by-ten field contains exactly one hundred equal shallow blocks. Consecutive supplied parts occupy their exact integer percentage-point counts, with three distinguishable category tones, complete part shares and a one-block-equals-one-percent key.","Use for complete mutually exclusive compositions supplied as whole percentages: single-choice survey responses, budget allocation or product sales mix. Each block is one supplied percentage point, not an inferred person or arbitrary sample unit. Preserve zero parts in the key. Not for overlapping categories, fractional shares rounded to a hundred or incomplete totals.",[566,613],{"typography":1339,"finish":1341},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1340,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1342,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1344,"title":1345,"description":1346,"usageNote":1347,"categories":1348,"tier":130,"options":1349},"chart-isometric-waterfall-floating-blocks","Waterfall · isometric floating blocks · running-total ledges · names on the floor face","An opening total stands as a solid block on a shared floor, each signed change floats as a block exactly at the running total, rising for an increase and hanging for a decrease, thin ledges carry each level to the next block, and the closing total stands on the floor; heights share one exact scale.","For a bridge from an opening to a closing total through two to six ordered signed changes, such as cash, revenue, headcount or budget, when a solid presentation look suits the slide. Every running total must stay at zero or above. Block colors distinguish totals, increases and decreases only; they do not mark changes as good or bad. Not for negative balances, more than six changes, long step names or precise reading against gridlines.",[566],{"typography":1350,"spacing":1352},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1351,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1353,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1355,"title":1356,"description":1357,"usageNote":1357,"categories":1358,"tier":130,"options":1359},"chart-line-points-common-axis","Line chart · points on a common axis","Compare 1–4 complete series over 3–10 supplied equally spaced ordered categories with points and straight line segments. Each series has a distinct name up to 28 characters and exactly one finite value per category. Category labels up to 24 characters are distinct. Negative and zero values are valid. Do not imply observation at missing periods or invent dates or values.",[566],{"cardShape":1360,"typography":1362,"spacing":1364},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1361,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1363,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1365,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1367,"title":1368,"description":1369,"usageNote":1370,"categories":1371,"tier":12,"options":1372},"chart-lollipop-shared-axis-end-values","Chart · horizontal lollipop · shared numeric axis · end values","Three to ten named categories along the vertical axis with horizontal thin stems extending from an explicit zero baseline on a shared numeric axis to endpoint markers, formatted values placed outside the dots, and support for signed, positive, or mixed numeric observations.","Use for compact, low-ink comparison of 3–10 signed, positive, or zero numeric observations across named categories on a single quantitative scale. Not for progress\u002Fcompletion rates, paired before\u002Fafter values, or multiple series.",[566,565],{"colors":1373,"typography":1375,"spacing":1377},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1374,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1376,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1378,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1380,"title":1381,"description":1382,"usageNote":1383,"categories":1384,"tier":130,"options":1385},"chart-marimekko-variable-width-columns-stacked-shares","Marimekko · variable-width columns · stacked shares · column ledger","Two to six columns whose widths are their share of one grand total, each stacked with two to five series at their share of that column, with in-cell percentages where they fit, a 0–100% share axis, a series legend and a ledger of column names, totals and width shares.","Suits a two-way breakdown of one additive total: market share by segment and competitor, revenue by region and product line, headcount by department and level, budget by program and cost type. Needs an amount for every column and series pair in one common unit. Not for trends over time, unrelated rates or percentages that do not add to a whole; use stacked or grouped columns for those.",[566],{"typography":1386,"spacing":1388},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1387,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1389,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1391,"title":1392,"description":1393,"usageNote":1394,"categories":1395,"tier":361,"options":1396},"chart-market-sizing-isometric-stacked-tiers-area-callouts","Market sizing · isometric stacked cylinder tiers · top-face area by amount · leader labels with amount","Two to four projected cylinder tiers of equal height stacked concentrically on a round board, the largest level at the bottom, each tier's top-face area exactly proportional to its supplied amount, so the ring each tier leaves exposed is the part of it outside the next level. Upright labels beside the stack hold each level's name, exact amount and optional description, with a leader to a marker on that tier's exposed ring; the board's front names the measured quantity.","Suits nested sizes of one quantity where each level is a subset of the one below it, when a solid presentation look suits the slide: total, serviceable and obtainable market (TAM, SAM, SOM), addressable users narrowing to reachable and converted users, a sales universe narrowing to qualified pipeline, or a total budget narrowing to allocated and spent. Amounts share one unit, are positive and never increase upward; tier height is equal and carries no data. Not for independent categories, parts of a whole side by side, overlapping sets, zero levels or precise reading of small differences; use a donut, treemap, Venn or the flat nested circles for those.",[566,360],{"typography":1397,"spacing":1399,"colors":1401},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1398,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1400,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1402,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":1404,"title":1405,"description":1406,"usageNote":1407,"categories":1408,"tier":130,"options":1409},"chart-market-sizing-nested-area-circles-callouts","Market sizing · nested bottom-aligned circles by area · callout cards with amount and share of the outermost level","Two to four nested circles sharing one bottom point under a heading naming the measured quantity, each circle's area proportional to its supplied amount, with leaders from each ring to a callout card holding its label, amount, share of the outermost amount and an optional description. Equal amounts share one circle and zero amounts sit on the bottom point.","Suits nested sizes of one quantity where each level is a subset of the one before: total, serviceable and obtainable market (TAM, SAM, SOM), addressable users narrowing to a target segment, a sales universe narrowing to qualified pipeline, or a budget envelope narrowing to committed spend. Amounts share one unit and never increase inward. Not for independent categories, parts of a whole that sit side by side, or overlapping sets; use a donut, treemap or Venn for those.",[566,360],{"cardShape":1410,"cardFill":1412,"borderWeight":1414,"shadow":1416,"typography":1418,"spacing":1420},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1411,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":1413,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":1415,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":1417,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1419,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1421,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1423,"title":1424,"description":1425,"usageNote":1426,"categories":1427,"tier":130,"options":1428},"chart-mirrored-bars-shared-scale-center-categories","Chart · mirrored bars · shared scale · center categories","Two nonnegative series extend outward from an aligned category spine on one shared scale with exact value labels.","For regional channel demand, workforce profiles or measured feature comparisons. Uses supplied nonnegative values in one common unit; zero remains unpainted. Not for mixed units, signed values or qualitative ratings.",[566,565],{},{"id":1430,"title":1431,"description":1432,"usageNote":1433,"categories":1434,"tier":130,"options":1435},"chart-nested-progress-arcs-independent-role-key","Chart · nested progress arcs · independent role key","Independent percentage arcs share one zero angle and full sweep; each ordered ring keeps its own exact percentage beside its role key.","Programme objectives, audience coverage and training milestones. Independent supplied shares, never parts of one whole or inferred completion quality.",[566],{"typography":1436},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1437,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":1439,"title":1440,"description":1441,"usageNote":1442,"categories":1443,"tier":361,"options":1444},"chart-net-promoter-score-columns-class-bands-headline-scale","Chart · Net Promoter Score · eleven exact score columns · detractor, passive and promoter bands · headline score on a -100 to 100 scale","Eleven touching-pitch columns show the exact response count for every score from 0 to 10 on one zero baseline. Under them, three tinted bands group scores 0–6, 7–8 and 9–10 as detractors, passives and promoters, each with its derived count and rounded share. Above, the derived score sits as a large figure beside a short -100 to 100 scale with its marker.","Use for a Net Promoter Score survey supplied as response counts per score: customer NPS, employee eNPS, post-support or post-purchase surveys, product or feature NPS. The classes and score follow Reichheld's definition (Harvard Business Review, 2003) as maintained by Bain & Company: detractors score 0–6, passives 7–8, promoters 9–10, and the score is the promoter share minus the detractor share, from -100 to 100. Not for other rating scales, averages without per-score counts, trends over time, several segments compared side by side or scores supplied without their response counts.",[566,613],{"typography":1445,"spacing":1447},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1446,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1448,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1450,"title":1451,"description":1452,"usageNote":1453,"categories":1454,"tier":130,"options":1455},"chart-paired-donut-rings-shared-category-ledger","Chart · paired donut rings · shared category ledger","Inner and outer composition rings retain the same category keys across two snapshots, with paired exact values and separately derived totals.","Revenue mix, service demand mix and budget composition. Within-snapshot shares; separate totals are not forced equal.",[566],{"typography":1456},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1457,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":1459,"title":1460,"description":1461,"usageNote":1461,"categories":1462,"tier":130,"options":1463},"chart-performance-target-actual","Performance · actual bars and target ticks","Compare 2–8 supplied actual amounts with corresponding targets on one common zero scale. Metrics have distinct labels up to 28 characters and finite nonnegative value and target. Optional beforeLabel and afterLabel up to 16 characters name actual and target; omit both for Actual and Target. Do not infer favorable outcomes from an increase.",[566,613],{"cardShape":1464,"typography":1466,"spacing":1468},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1465,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1467,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1469,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1471,"title":1472,"description":1473,"usageNote":1473,"categories":1474,"tier":130,"options":1475},"chart-pie-solid-slices-legend","Pie chart · solid slices and side legend","Show 2–6 positive supplied finite amounts as solid pie slices with a keyed side legend. Segments contain distinct labels up to 28 characters and value. All amounts must share one unit and partition one total. The renderer derives rounded shares and preserves exact amounts. If suffix is %, values must total 100 and prefix must be absent. Do not invent shares.",[566],{"typography":1476,"spacing":1478},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1477,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1479,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1481,"title":1482,"description":1483,"usageNote":1484,"categories":1485,"tier":130,"options":1486},"chart-plan-actual-signed-variance-rows","Chart · plan and actual ledger · signed variance rows","Exact planned and actual amounts align with signed difference bars on one shared zero spine. Each measured row retains its source amounts and the calculated actual-minus-plan displacement.","For two to five categories of one comparable quantity and unit compared against a plan: budget against spend, staffing plan against headcount, stock orders against receipts, study hours planned against logged, or sales targets against results. Shows where actual amounts differ from plan, preserving the original pair beside the common variance scale. Not for mixed units, inferred performance judgments, percentages, running totals or unsupported forecasts.",[566,565],{"cardShape":1487,"typography":1489,"spacing":1491},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1488,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1490,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1492,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1494,"title":1495,"description":1496,"usageNote":1497,"categories":1498,"tier":130,"options":1499},"chart-price-ladder-shared-scale-brand-columns","Price ladder · shared vertical price scale · one column per seller · attached offer labels · optional shaded zones","Two to five seller columns share one vertical price scale. Six to twenty offers sit at their exact prices on their seller's rail, each with an attached name and price label that slides along a leader when neighbors crowd it. Optional named price zones shade across every column with brackets on the right, and one optional highlighted seller stands out in the accent while the others stay quiet.","Suits competitive price ladders and lineup comparisons: laptops or phones across brands, SaaS plans across vendors, agency packages, insurance tiers across providers, or one product's price across retail channels. Prices sit at their exact positions; zones are supplied ranges. For a single seller's plans with features use a pricing design, and for prices over time use a line chart.",[566,1194],{"typography":1500,"spacing":1502,"colors":1504},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1501,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1503,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1505,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":1507,"title":1508,"description":1509,"usageNote":1510,"categories":1511,"tier":361,"options":1512},"chart-radial-area-petals-direct-value-captions","Chart · radial area petals · direct value captions","Four equally angled petals surround a shared unit opening. Each coloured annular area is proportional to its supplied count. Categories sit outside their own petals; exact counts sit inside positive petals, while zero keeps an unfilled, directly labelled position.","Compare four programme participation counts, service request categories or event session totals. Petal area represents the amount; radius is not a linear scale. Categories need not partition one whole and no total is implied. Use a direct count chart when a positive petal is too small to carry its exact value.",[566,613],{"colors":1513,"typography":1515},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1514,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1516,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":1518,"title":1519,"description":1520,"usageNote":1521,"categories":1522,"tier":361,"options":1523},"chart-rank-flow-crossing-ribbons-owned-period-datums","Rank flow · continuous solid ribbons · owned period datums","Three broad continuously named ribbons carry exact ordinal ranks at three review stations. Constant material layers keep pairwise crossings distinct without joins, detached keys or shifted observation positions.","Use for three named options ranked first, second and third across three explicit reviews: supplier preference, product popularity or survey priorities. Each interval supports at most one pairwise swap. Names appear once inside their own ribbon, while direct rank numerals retain all observations. Thickness, material depth, crossings and inter-period routes carry no scores, intermediate observations or causal meaning. Ties, incomplete rankings and simultaneous multi-pair reorderings are outside this compact composition.",[566,565],{"typography":1524,"finish":1526},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1525,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1527,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1529,"title":1530,"description":1531,"usageNote":1532,"categories":1533,"tier":361,"options":1534},"chart-ridgeline-overlapping-rows-shared-scale","Ridgeline · overlapping smooth area rows · stepped baselines · shared value scale · peak captions","Five to seven series drawn as smooth filled areas, each rising from its own baseline, with the baselines stepped down the page over one shared category axis of six to twelve ordered periods. Every row uses one value scale, drawn as a ruler beside the back row, and is tall enough to overlap the row behind it; each row is named beside its baseline with its highest amount and the period that reaches it.","Suits comparing when several series peak and how the peak shifts from one to the next: seasonal demand per product line, hourly visits per weekday, support load per region by month, energy use per building by hour, sign-ups per campaign by week. Needs one nonnegative amount per series and period in one unit. It shows shape and timing, and front rows hide parts of the rows behind: use small-multiple panels or a table when every amount must be read, a stacked area when the series add up to a total, and a line chart for two or three series.",[566],{"typography":1535,"spacing":1537},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1536,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1538,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1540,"title":1541,"description":1542,"usageNote":1543,"categories":1544,"tier":361,"options":1545},"chart-rose-equal-angle-sectors-area-values-rim-labels","Chart · rose · equal-angle sectors · area proportional to value · reference rings · rim labels","Four to twelve equal-angle sectors run clockwise from the top in supplied order, each filled out to the radius at which its area is exactly proportional to its value from a shared zero at the centre. Quiet reference rings carry their measured values on the top seam, every sector's label and exact value sit outside the rim, and a caption names the measure and the area encoding.","Use for one measure across a cycle of periods or a small set of peer categories, when the shape of the whole pattern matters: monthly sales seasonality, support requests by hour band, weekday footfall, spending by category. Values share one unit and may be zero. Not for negative values, parts that must be read as shares of a total, more than twelve categories, or precise side-by-side comparison of close values.",[566],{"colors":1546,"typography":1548,"spacing":1550},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1547,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1549,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1551,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1553,"title":1554,"description":1555,"usageNote":1556,"categories":1557,"tier":361,"options":1558},"chart-rose-stacked-equal-angle-wedges-area-bands-side-key","Chart · stacked rose · equal-angle wedges · area-proportional bands from the centre · reference rings · side key","Six to twelve equal-angle wedges run clockwise from the top in supplied order; each wedge stacks two to four bands outward from a shared zero at the centre, every band's area exactly proportional to its value. Quiet reference rings carry their values on the clearest seam, each wedge's label and exact total sit outside the rim, band values sit inside bands that hold them, and a side key names each part with its exact total and rounded share.","Use when a total and its make-up both change around a cycle: incidents by cause per month, support tickets by channel per month, energy use by source per month, visitors by type per weekday. Parts share one unit and add up to a meaningful total; values may be zero. Not for negative values, a single measure (use a plain rose), more than four parts, non-cyclic categories, or precise comparison of the outer bands, whose areas are harder to judge than the inner ones.",[566],{"colors":1559,"typography":1561,"spacing":1563},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1560,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1562,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1564,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1566,"title":1567,"description":1568,"usageNote":1569,"categories":1570,"tier":130,"options":1571},"chart-scatter-marginal-distributions-shared-scales","Chart · scatter plot · histogram of x above on the same x scale · histogram of y beside on the same y scale · optional groups stacked in both margins","Equal dots at exact numeric positions on two axes, with a histogram of the x values directly above the plot and a histogram of the y values directly to its right; the bins are the plot's own gridline intervals, so every bar spans exactly the columns or rows of dots it counts, and optional groups color the dots and stack within each bar in the same colors.","Use to show how two measures relate across many observations and how each one is distributed, such as deal size against days to close by segment, delivery time against distance by region, customer tenure against monthly spend by plan, or response time against satisfaction score by channel. Needs a raw x and y value for every observation. Not for labelled individual items that each need a name, time series, aggregated or pre-binned counts, or a third measure drawn as size.",[566,911],{"typography":1572,"spacing":1574},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1573,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1575,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1577,"title":1578,"description":1579,"usageNote":1580,"categories":1581,"tier":361,"options":1582},"chart-small-multiple-donuts-shared-key-aligned-value-ledger","Chart · small-multiple donuts · shared part key · exact amounts aligned under each donut · optional focus share in the centre","A row of three to six equal donuts, one per group, each split into the same parts in the same order and colour. One key of the parts runs down the side as the row headers of a ledger whose columns sit under each donut with every exact amount and an optional derived total. Each centre shows one rounded share: a supplied focus part's in every donut, or each group's largest part, named.","Use to compare how several groups split into the same parts, such as channel mix by region, spend mix by department, device mix by year, or headcount mix by office. Amounts share one unit and may be zero; percentage inputs total 100 per group. Not for one whole on its own, for parts that differ between groups, for negative values, or for rates that do not add up to a whole.",[566,565],{"colors":1583,"typography":1585,"spacing":1587},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1584,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1586,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1588,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1590,"title":1591,"description":1592,"usageNote":1593,"categories":1594,"tier":130,"options":1595},"chart-small-multiples-shared-scale-line-panels","Small multiples · line panels on one shared scale · optional repeated reference line","A grid of four to twelve small panels, one per supplied series, each drawing its line and area over the same ordered periods on one shared value scale. An optional reference series repeats faintly in every panel for comparison, and an optional highlighted panel carries the accent while the others stay neutral. Only the left column carries value ticks and only each column's lowest panel carries the first and last period. A shared numbered period key retains every period name.","Suits comparing the shape of one measure across many segments at once: sales growth by region, sign-ups by channel, churn by plan, traffic by market, utilization by site, each optionally against an overall average or plan. Every series needs one value per period in one common unit. Not for two to four series that read better overlaid on one line chart, for series in different units that need their own scales, or for part-to-whole shares.",[566],{"cardShape":1596,"typography":1598,"spacing":1600},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1597,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1599,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1601,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1603,"title":1604,"description":1605,"usageNote":1605,"categories":1606,"tier":130,"options":1607},"chart-stacked-bars-horizontal","Stacked bars · horizontal segments","Compare 2–4 additive nonnegative series over 2–6 distinct supplied categories as horizontal stacked bars. Each series has a distinct name up to 28 characters, each category up to 24, with exactly one finite nonnegative value per category. Segments must share a unit and form a meaningful sum. Preserve zero segments and category and series order.",[566],{"cardShape":1608,"typography":1610,"spacing":1612},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1609,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1611,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1613,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1615,"title":1616,"description":1617,"usageNote":1618,"categories":1619,"tier":130,"options":1620},"chart-stacked-columns-totals-growth-rate-bracket","Stacked columns · totals on top · growth-rate bracket · optional forecast span","One to five series stacked into columns over three to ten evenly spaced periods, each column topped by its total, with a bracket from the first to the last column carrying the derived compound growth rate, an optional second bracket over a sub-range, lighter forecast columns, and each series' own growth rate in the legend.","Suits growth stories told in consulting and investor decks: market size by segment over years, revenue by product line, active users by region, cloud spend by category, installed capacity by technology. Needs one nonnegative amount per series and evenly spaced period (normally years) in one unit, with a positive first total. Not for shares of a whole (use a 100% chart), unevenly spaced dates, or series that do not add up to a meaningful total.",[566],{"typography":1621,"spacing":1623},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1622,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1624,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1626,"title":1627,"description":1628,"usageNote":1628,"categories":1629,"tier":130,"options":1630},"chart-stacked-columns-vertical","Stacked columns · vertical segments","Compare 2–4 additive nonnegative series over 2–6 distinct supplied categories as vertical stacked columns. Each series has a distinct name up to 28 characters, each category up to 24, with exactly one finite nonnegative value per category. Segments must share a unit and form a meaningful sum. Preserve zero segments and category and series order.",[566],{"cardShape":1631,"typography":1633,"spacing":1635},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1632,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1634,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1636,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1638,"title":1639,"description":1640,"usageNote":1641,"categories":1642,"tier":130,"options":1643},"chart-stacked-shares-hundred-percent-area-end-labels","Stacked shares · 100% area over periods · direct end labels · amount ledger","Two to seven series stacked as flat areas that fill each of four to twelve ordered periods to 100% of that period's total, on a 0–100% share axis, with each series named at the right end beside its first and last share, an optional highlighted series, and a ledger of every amount and period total aligned under the periods.","Suits how a whole divides over time: market or browser share by year, revenue mix by product line per quarter, traffic by channel per month, workforce by region over years, energy mix by source. Needs one nonnegative amount per series and period in one unit, with a positive total in every period. Shows shares, not absolute size: use stacked columns or an area chart when the total's growth matters, and a line chart for unrelated rates.",[566],{"typography":1644,"spacing":1646},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1645,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1647,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1649,"title":1650,"description":1651,"usageNote":1652,"categories":1653,"tier":361,"options":1654},"chart-stream-graph-centered-bands-in-band-names-end-amounts","Stream graph · centered smooth bands · names inside bands · end amounts · period totals","Two to seven series drawn as smooth bands stacked around a centered midline over four to twelve ordered periods, so the silhouette swells and narrows with the total. Each band's thickness is its amount, exact at every period; a band is named inside itself where it is thickest, or beside its last amount when it is too thin, with every first and last amount at the two ends and each period's total under its label.","Suits how the parts of a changing total rise, fade and replace each other over time: traffic by channel per year, revenue by product line per quarter, support tickets by topic per month, energy by source per decade, listening by format. Needs one nonnegative amount per series and period in one additive unit. It shows the overall movement and each part's swell, not precise mid-period values: use stacked columns or a table when every amount must be read, a 100% area for shares, and a line chart for unrelated rates.",[566],{"typography":1655,"spacing":1657,"colors":1659},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1656,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1658,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1660,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":1662,"title":1663,"description":1664,"usageNote":1665,"categories":1666,"tier":361,"options":1667},"chart-sunburst-isometric-stepped-rings-group-tier-part-labels","Sunburst · isometric stepped rings · raised group tier · part labels around the plinth","One whole split into two to six groups and their parts as two projected ring tiers on a round plinth: the taller inner ring's sectors are the groups, the lower outer ring splits each group into its parts, every sector sweeping an angle exactly proportional to its amount, with each part's amount and label upright around the plinth, the total in the center and a group key with group totals.","Suits a two-level breakdown of one total: revenue by region and country, a budget by department and line item, headcount by function and team, traffic by channel and source. Needs positive amounts in one unit, up to four parts per group. Height marks the level, not a value. Use the flat sunburst for more parts per group and a treemap when areas should compare directly.",[566],{"typography":1668,"spacing":1670},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1669,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1671,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1673,"title":1674,"description":1675,"usageNote":1676,"categories":1677,"tier":130,"options":1678},"chart-sunburst-two-ring-group-parts-center-total","Sunburst · two rings · group sectors inside, part sectors outside · center total · leader labels","A two-ring sunburst: the inner ring's sectors are ordered groups sweeping the sum of their parts, the outer ring splits each group into parts with angles exactly proportional to their amounts, shaded in the group's color. Parts carry leader labels with amount and share; narrow parts are numbered into a side ledger that also lists group totals and zero amounts. The grand total sits in the center.","Use to show one whole divided into groups and their parts at once: revenue by region and country, a budget by department and line item, headcount by function and team, or traffic by channel and source. Suits 4–24 nonnegative amounts in one unit across 2–6 groups. Not for amounts that do not add up to one whole, negative values, changes over time, comparing many similar-sized parts precisely, or deeper hierarchies.",[566],{"typography":1679,"spacing":1681},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1680,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1682,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1684,"title":1685,"description":1686,"usageNote":1687,"categories":1688,"tier":130,"options":1689},"chart-three-period-keyed-rank-paths","Chart · three periods · keyed ordinal rank paths","Named identities follow exact supplied ranks through three period fields. Endpoint names stay at their rank slots, and literal identity keys join paired ports within one measured middle-period band.","For two to five named identities with explicit integer ranks from one to six at three supplied reviews: supplier shortlists, league or poll standings, candidate evaluations, feature priorities or product rankings. Retains rank gaps and crossing identity paths without deriving ranks from amounts. Tied ranks, missing observations, numeric trends and inferred winners require another composition.",[566,565],{"cardShape":1690,"typography":1692,"spacing":1694,"colors":1696},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1691,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1693,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1695,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1697,"default":31},[30,31],{"id":1699,"title":1700,"description":1701,"usageNote":1702,"categories":1703,"tier":130,"options":1704},"chart-three-stage-aggregate-transfer-node-balance-bands","Chart · adjacent aggregate transfers · neutral middle totals · separate ribbon bays","Two independent sets of proportional pairwise transfers meet opposite faces of a neutral intermediate total rail. Complete adjacent ledgers, exact middle conservation and one cohort scale preserve supplied aggregates without constructing individual paths.","For an explicitly closed conserved cohort classified into two categories at each of three ordered stages, with all eight adjacent pair counts including known zeros: enquiries by origin, route and offer; students by entry track, course and outcome; patients by referral, pathway and setting; or orders by channel, warehouse and carrier. Missing pairs are unsupported, not zero. This shows adjacent aggregates only; no individual end-to-end trajectory, within-stage timing, cause, probability or recommendation is inferred.",[566,492],{"typography":1705,"spacing":1707},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1706,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1708,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1710,"title":1711,"description":1712,"usageNote":1713,"categories":1714,"tier":361,"options":1715},"chart-tile-grid-map-positioned-codes-shaded-values","Chart · tile grid map · equal tiles at supplied grid positions · short code and value in every tile · shade scale","Equal square tiles placed at supplied rows and columns so the arrangement reads as a map of places without geographic outlines. Each tile carries its exact short code and value and takes a one-hue shade from the lowest value, palest, to the highest. A scale names the value range; a constant set uses a single-value key, places without a value are dashed and keyed separately from zero, and supplied full names appear in a compact key.","Use to show one measure across places whose rough arrangement matters, such as customers per million by US state, sales by European country, or incidents by office floor and zone, when every place should be equally visible regardless of its real size. Not for exact geography or distances, places without a short code, values in different units, good-or-bad ratings, or comparing a few named options.",[566],{"cardShape":1716,"typography":1718,"spacing":1720},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1717,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1719,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1721,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1723,"title":1724,"description":1725,"usageNote":1726,"categories":1727,"tier":361,"options":1728},"chart-tornado-base-line-swing-sorted-bars-input-captions","Chart · tornado · base-case line · bars sorted by swing · outcome and input setting at each end","One vertical line marks the supplied base-case outcome. Each uncertain input is a horizontal bar from its low-setting outcome to its high-setting outcome on one shared scale, ordered widest swing first so the bars narrow downward; each end carries its exact outcome and the input setting that produced it.","Use for a one-at-a-time sensitivity analysis of four to ten inputs against one outcome: a business case's net present value, a project's finish date, a price scenario's margin, a forecast's revenue, a budget's total cost. Shows which inputs move the outcome most and in which direction. Not for inputs whose two outcomes fall on the same side of the base, combined scenarios, probability distributions, unrelated metrics, or requests without supplied outcomes.",[566,565],{"typography":1729,"spacing":1731},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1730,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1732,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1734,"title":1735,"description":1736,"usageNote":1737,"categories":1738,"tier":130,"options":1739},"chart-treemap-grouped-squarified-tiles-values","Treemap · grouped regions with name-and-total bands · area-exact tiles · keyed small amounts","Two-level treemap: ordered groups fill rows of a landscape plot, each headed by a band with its name, total and share, and split into tiles whose areas are exactly proportional to their amounts, shaded by value rank in the group's color. Tiles show label, amount and share when they fit; smaller tiles are numbered into a side key, and zero amounts are listed there without area.","Use to show how one whole divides into groups and parts at once: an operating budget by department and line item, revenue by region and product, headcount by function and team, or a portfolio by asset class and holding. Suits 3–24 nonnegative amounts in one unit across 2–6 groups. Not for amounts that do not add up to one whole, negative values, changes over time, or deeper hierarchies.",[566],{"cardShape":1740,"typography":1742,"spacing":1744,"colors":1746},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1741,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1743,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1745,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1747,"default":31},[30,31],{"id":1749,"title":1750,"description":1751,"usageNote":1751,"categories":1752,"tier":130,"options":1753},"chart-trend-directional-slope","Trend · measured directional slope","Show one supplied measure over 3–10 equally spaced ordered observations. Entries contain distinct labels up to 24 characters and finite signed values, with exact value labels. Preserve order; straight segments connect observations without predicting future values.",[566],{"cardShape":1754,"typography":1756,"spacing":1758},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1755,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1757,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1759,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1761,"title":1762,"description":1763,"usageNote":1764,"categories":1765,"tier":130,"options":1766},"chart-value-curves-factor-axis-ordinal-offers","Value curves · factors along a categorical axis · ordered levels · direct offering labels","Two to four offerings drawn as value curves across three to ten ordered factors, each point at one of three to five equally spaced ordered levels. Coincident points sit side by side at their level, curve ends carry direct offering labels, marker kinds and line dashes tell offerings apart without color, and one optional highlighted offering stands out in the accent while the others stay quiet.","Suits strategy canvases and offer positioning: a new product against incumbents, service tiers against competitors, a proposed operating model against today's, vendors on buying criteria, or locations on visitor experience. Levels are ordinal judgments, not measurements; for numeric values use a line or bar chart, and for more than four offerings or a single offering use a scorecard or attribute bars.",[566,565],{"cardShape":1767,"typography":1769,"spacing":1771,"colors":1773},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1768,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1770,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1772,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1774,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":1776,"title":1777,"description":1778,"usageNote":1778,"categories":1779,"tier":130,"options":1780},"chart-waterfall-running-total","Waterfall · changes and closing total","Show how one supplied finite signed opening value and 1–8 ordered changes produce a closing total. Changes have distinct labels up to 24 characters and finite signed values. The renderer computes the running totals; never invent balancing changes. Optional beforeLabel and afterLabel up to 16 characters name the opening and closing totals; omit both for Opening and Closing.",[566],{"cardShape":1781,"typography":1783,"spacing":1785},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1782,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1784,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1786,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1788,"title":1789,"description":1790,"usageNote":1791,"categories":1792,"tier":12,"options":1793},"checklist-card-completion-markers-titled-tasks","Checklist · supplied completion markers · titled tasks","Three to ten titled tasks with explicitly supplied confirmation states, independently optional details and optional contiguous sections in one measured card.","Use for tasks to check or confirm. A check marks explicitly confirmed completion; an empty circle identifies a task still to check. Preserve supplied task order and section membership. Use a process diagram when sequence conveys dependencies.",[784],{"cardShape":1794,"cardFill":1796,"borderWeight":1798,"shadow":1800,"typography":1802,"iconShape":1804,"iconSize":1806,"iconPaint":1808,"iconShell":1810,"spacing":1811,"alignment":1813,"finish":1815,"lineStyle":1817,"lineWeight":1819},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1795,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":1797,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":1799,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":1801,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1803,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":1805,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":1807,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":1809,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1812,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":1814,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1816,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":1818,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":1820,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":1822,"title":1823,"description":1824,"usageNote":1825,"categories":1826,"tier":361,"options":1827},"circle-packing-nested-group-rings","Circle packing · groups as pale rings packed into one cluster · area-exact member circles on one scale · in-circle names and amounts · area key","A two-level whole drawn as circles packed inside circles: each group is a pale ring holding its parts as touching circles whose areas are exactly proportional to their amounts on one scale across the whole diagram, shaded by rank in the group's color. The rings are packed into one compact cluster, each named outside with its derived total and share. Circles large enough carry their name and amount; smaller ones are numbered into a side key, beside nested reference circles that key area to amount.","Use to compare parts across groups as well as within them: a budget by department and team, revenue by region and product, headcount by function and squad, emissions by sector and source, or a portfolio by asset class and holding. Suits 3 to 30 positive amounts in one unit across 2 to 6 groups. Not for precise ranking (use bars), amounts that do not add up to one whole, negative or zero values, changes over time, or deeper hierarchies; a treemap uses space more fully when every part needs a long label.",[566],{"colors":1828},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1829,"default":31},[30,31],{"id":1831,"title":1832,"description":1833,"usageNote":1833,"categories":1834,"tier":130,"options":1835},"comparison-balance-equal-tradeoffs","Balance · two-sided trade-off scale","Show exactly two competing considerations on a level balance scale. Left and right each have a distinct label up to 28 characters and an independently optional specific description up to 80. The balance is an illustrative trade-off; it does not imply measured equality, weights, or an objectively preferred side.",[565],{"cardShape":1836,"cardFill":1838,"borderWeight":1840,"shadow":1842,"typography":1844,"spacing":1846,"finish":1848,"alignment":1850,"colors":1852},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1837,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":1839,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":1841,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":1843,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1845,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1847,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1849,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":1851,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":1853,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":1855,"title":1856,"description":1857,"usageNote":1858,"categories":1859,"tier":130,"options":1860},"comparison-isometric-balance-beam-weighted-blocks","Comparison · solid isometric balance · tilt from weight totals · weighted trait blocks","A solid isometric balance: a plinth and pillar carry a beam whose two ends hold level platforms on posts; each platform stacks one block per trait, its height exactly proportional to its whole-number weight, with the trait label on the block's front face and its weight on the end face, the side name and exact total on the platform, and the difference on the plinth. The heavier side drops 2° per point of difference, capped at 12°; equal totals keep the beam level.","For weighing two options or positions by scored reasons, such as pros against cons, build against buy, benefits against risks, or two vendors, hires or locations, when each reason carries a 1-5 importance weight. Weights are judged importance, not measured amounts. Not for more than two sides, more than four reasons per side, unweighted lists or measured quantities with units.",[565],{"typography":1861,"spacing":1863},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1862,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1864,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1866,"title":1867,"description":1868,"usageNote":1869,"categories":1870,"tier":361,"options":1872},"comparison-isometric-opposed-pyramid-tiers-paired-values","Comparison · isometric opposed pyramid tiers · paired level values","Two solid tiered hierarchies taper in opposite directions around one shared level spine. Corresponding colors and aligned tier centers join each level to its two short front-face descriptions.","Use to compare central and local responsibilities, paired service-tier roles or two learning perspectives at the same ordered levels. Widths and heights are schematic, without numeric contribution, population, importance or a preferred side.",[565,1871],"pyramid",{"typography":1873,"finish":1875},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1874,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1876,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1878,"title":1879,"description":1880,"usageNote":1881,"categories":1882,"tier":361,"options":1883},"comparison-isometric-unit-pools-overlapping-state-brackets","Comparison · isometric unit pools · overlapping state brackets","Retained units appear once between separate removed and added unit pools. Two overlapping brackets derive the before and after totals from their exact supplied memberships.","A customer-base reconciliation, a staffing change or a portfolio update with explicitly classified retained, removed and added whole counts. Retention must be supplied, never inferred by taking the smaller total. Equal cubes are units, not percentages or measured volume.",[565,566],{"typography":1884,"finish":1886},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1885,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1887,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1889,"title":1890,"description":1891,"usageNote":1892,"categories":1893,"tier":130,"options":1894},"comparison-mirrored-criteria-ribbon-flags","Comparison · mirrored ribbon flags · shared criteria spine","Mirrored ribbon flags carry exact corresponding descriptions toward a common central criterion spine.","For comparing service offers, policies or working methods by the same criteria. Flag widths are schematic; the design does not infer ratings, ranking or a winner.",[565],{},{"id":1896,"title":1897,"description":1898,"usageNote":1899,"categories":1900,"tier":130,"options":1901},"comparison-opposed-tier-wedges-paired-levels","Comparison · opposed tapered tiers · paired levels","Two opposing tapered stacks preserve exact descriptions at shared ordered levels around a central correspondence rail.","For paired support and ownership roles, training perspectives or current and future responsibilities. Ordered levels correspond exactly; taper is schematic and does not establish numeric contributions or assessed progress.",[565,1871],{},{"id":1903,"title":1904,"description":1905,"usageNote":1906,"categories":1907,"tier":361,"options":1908},"comparison-paired-fan-leaves-shared-criterion-brackets","Comparison · paired fan leaves · shared criterion brackets","Paired shallow solid leaves with upright captions form one open fan. Each adjacent pair belongs to an outer criterion bracket; two consistent colours identify the alternatives across two to five pairs.","Compare service formats, travel arrangements or membership offers on two to five qualitative criteria. Adjacent leaves are counterparts, not sequential steps. Equal leaf areas and radii carry no numeric meaning.",[565],{"typography":1909,"finish":1911},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1910,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1912,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1914,"title":1915,"description":1916,"usageNote":1917,"categories":1918,"tier":130,"options":1919},"comparison-paired-states-intervention-seams","Comparison · paired states · intervention seams","Aligned current and proposed states connect through a named change seam for each aspect; continuous row silhouettes retain exact correspondence across the transition.","For proposals explaining which specific change connects each current condition to its proposed counterpart: a business process redesign, a product onboarding fix, a policy or classroom routine change, a team operating model, or a personal workflow. Each row owns its aspect, both states and proposed intervention. Geometry implies correspondence and intended transition, never observed success, causation or measured improvement. Not for independent before\u002Fafter summaries or numeric comparisons.",[565,492],{"cardShape":1920,"borderWeight":1922,"shadow":1924,"finish":1926,"typography":1928,"spacing":1930},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1921,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":1923,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":1925,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1927,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1929,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1931,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1933,"title":1934,"description":1935,"usageNote":1936,"categories":1937,"tier":130,"options":1938},"comparison-permuted-ribbons-keyed-counterparts","Comparison · permuted ribbons · keyed counterparts","Equal schematic identity ribbons carry exact before and after counterparts through a supplied reordering, with crossings kept separate.","Role-title migration, terminology replacement and offer repositioning. Identity correspondence, without quantities, strength or a many-to-one merger.",[565],{"typography":1939},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1940,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":1942,"title":1943,"description":1944,"usageNote":1945,"categories":1946,"tier":130,"options":1947},"comparison-principle-preferred-avoided-example-fields","Comparison · principle seams · preferred and avoided literal example fields","One subject crowns two continuous example fields. Measured inward seams attach each supplied principle to its exact preferred and avoided example pair, preserving literal sample text rather than generating replacements.","For two to four supplied principles, each owning one exact preferred example and one exact example to avoid: brand voice guides, product interface copy, support reply standards, documentation style, naming conventions, inclusive language or meeting etiquette. Paired examples remain source text with at most two declared LF lines; field widths follow actual literal text. Not for invented testimonials, inferred assessments, automatic rewrites, long passages or independent Do\u002FAvoid lists.",[565,148],{"cardShape":1948,"shadow":1950,"finish":1952,"typography":1954,"spacing":1956,"borderWeight":1958},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1949,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":1951,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1953,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1955,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1957,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":1959,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"id":1961,"title":1962,"description":1963,"usageNote":1964,"categories":1965,"tier":361,"options":1966},"comparison-split-oval-wings-aligned-criterion-spine","Comparison · split oval wings · aligned criterion spine","Two broad curved wings are divided into two to five matched horizontal fields. A narrow central spine names the criterion shared by each left and right caption, while separate headings identify the alternatives.","Compare two service formats, policy choices or working methods on two to five qualitative criteria. Matching rows establish correspondence; colour and field area do not imply a winner, score or quantity.",[565],{"typography":1967,"finish":1969},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1968,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":1970,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":1972,"title":1973,"description":1974,"usageNote":1975,"categories":1976,"tier":361,"options":1977},"comparison-zipper-joined-open-pairs","Comparison · vertical zipper · two named tapes · hooked teeth interlocked above the slider · facing teeth across the open gap","A vertical zipper whose two fabric tapes are the two named sides. Each row is one pair of counterparts, labelled on its tape beside a hooked tooth. Joined pairs interlock into one closed seam above the slider; below it the tapes curve apart and the remaining teeth face each other across an open gap that holds the derived count still open.","Use to show how far two sides have been joined pair by pair, such as the workstreams of a merger integration, a migration from an old system to a new one, feature parity between two products, or two teams adopting one process, with four to eight pairs of which at least one is joined and one still open. Joined pairs are listed first; the closed length is the count of joined pairs, not effort, value or time. Not for scored comparisons, pros and cons, timelines with dates, or pairs with partial progress.",[565],{"typography":1978,"spacing":1980},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":1979,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":1981,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":1983,"title":1984,"description":1985,"usageNote":1986,"categories":1987,"tier":361,"options":1989},"coverage-clock-team-rings-handoff-bridges","Coverage clock · 24-hour dial · one ring per team · handoff bridges between rings · uncovered wedges","A 24-hour dial in one reference time zone with a concentric ring per team: each ring carries that team's working-hours arc at its exact start and end, cut into hour cells, over a track shaded for the team's local night. Where two teams are on together, a bridge joins their rings across the exact shared window; hours no team covers are a dashed wedge through every ring. Upright labels around the dial name each team with its reference and local hours, each handoff with its derived length, and each uncovered stretch.","Suits who is on at any hour of a repeating day: follow-the-sun support sites, on-call rotations, factory or hospital shifts, broadcast or control-room rosters. Needs each team's start and end in one reference zone and its offset from that zone. Not for a one-off agenda of consecutive sessions (use the scheduled-arcs clock face), multi-day schedules (use a Gantt or calendar), or more than two teams on at once.",[629,1988],"cycle",{},{"id":1991,"title":1992,"description":1993,"usageNote":1994,"categories":1995,"tier":130,"options":1996},"cycle-causal-paired-loops-shared-variable","Cycle · causal · paired loops sharing one variable · signed links","Two supplied three-link causal loops meet one shared variable drawn once. Separate shared-variable ports, exact variable keys and link-owned polarity signs keep both feedback paths readable.","For a compact qualitative causal-loop view with exactly five variables and two three-link loops sharing one variable: a referral loop against crowding in a membership plan, workload against hiring in a team, adoption against support load in a product, or demand against price in a market. Positive and negative mean same or opposite relative influence with other influences held fixed, following MIT's causal-loop definitions. Not for loops of other sizes, execution cycles, forecasts, measured magnitudes, timing, dominant-loop, equilibrium or stability claims.",[1988,148],{"cardShape":1997,"shadow":1999,"finish":2001,"typography":2003,"spacing":2005,"borderWeight":2007,"lineStyle":2009,"lineWeight":2011},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":1998,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2000,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2002,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2004,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2006,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2008,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2010,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2012,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2014,"title":2015,"description":2016,"usageNote":2017,"categories":2018,"tier":361,"options":2019},"cycle-clover-contour-arrow-bands-upright-phase-captions","Cycle · clover contour · arrow bands · upright phase captions","Three connected lobed arrow bands form one recurring loop. Each lobe owns a phase title and activity; the central opening names the common purpose.","Three-phase improvement rhythms, creative iteration or learning cycles. Follows the supplied order clockwise from the top. Adds a lobed silhouette to circular, square and triangular cycles; it does not encode timing, proportions or three independent loops.",[1988],{"typography":2020,"finish":2022},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2021,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2023,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2025,"title":2026,"description":2027,"usageNote":2028,"categories":2029,"tier":361,"options":2030},"cycle-dimensional-infinity-single-overpass-owned-phases","Cycle · dimensional infinity · one route and one separated overpass","One substantial continuous figure-eight carries four upright stage captions in two named phases. The return physically recedes behind the crossing, preserving a single route without a junction or extra state.","Use for one ordered four-stage process repeating through two phases, two stages per phase. Source order remains the closed recurrence through all four stages. Quiet phase names sit in the openings; the crossing is a true overpass, not a handoff or independently recurring loop. All lengths, areas and depth are schematic and imply no quantities, durations or observed completion.",[1988,492],{"typography":2031,"finish":2033},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2032,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2034,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2036,"title":2037,"description":2038,"usageNote":2039,"categories":2040,"tier":12,"options":2041},"cycle-donut-arrow-segments-outer-labels","Cycle · donut of arrow segments · icon on each segment · labels outside · optional center","Three to six equal clockwise arrow bands form a closed cycle, with an icon badge per band, measured outer label cards, and an optional loop-name pill in the center.","Use for three to six phases that repeat in a loop, such as plan-do-check-act, a software or product lifecycle, a customer or sales cycle, or a data lifecycle. Not for one-way processes with an end, timelines, comparisons, hierarchies, funnels, or more than six phases. Equal segments encode sequence and recurrence, never duration or quantitative shares.",[1988],{"cardShape":2042,"cardFill":2044,"colors":2046,"borderWeight":2048,"shadow":2050,"typography":2052,"iconShape":2054,"iconSize":2056,"iconPaint":2058,"iconShell":2060,"spacing":2061,"alignment":2063,"finish":2065},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2043,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2045,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2047,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2049,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2051,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2053,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2055,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2057,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2059,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2062,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2064,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2066,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2068,"title":2069,"description":2070,"usageNote":2071,"categories":2072,"tier":130,"options":2073},"cycle-entry-rail-phase-ring","Cycle · one-time entry rail · recurring phase ring","A one-time entry rail flows into a separate recurring ring, preserving the distinction between setup and repeated work.","For service setup and delivery, customer activation and use, or community onboarding and participation. Entry steps occur once; only the ring repeats. Geometry does not encode time or completion.",[1988,492],{},{"id":2075,"title":2076,"description":2077,"usageNote":2078,"categories":2079,"tier":12,"options":2080},"cycle-flywheel-center-hub-labeled-arcs","Cycle · flywheel · center icon hub · labeled arcs","Three to five clockwise arc arrows and outside driver cards form a reinforcing loop around an icon and central outcome, with spokes linking the hub to each arc.","Use for three to five forces that reinforce each other around one outcome, such as a growth, marketplace, content, or community flywheel. Not for one-way processes, timelines, comparisons, hierarchies, funnels, or loops without a central outcome.",[1988],{"cardShape":2081,"cardFill":2083,"colors":2085,"borderWeight":2087,"shadow":2089,"typography":2091,"iconShape":2093,"iconSize":2095,"iconPaint":2097,"iconShell":2099,"spacing":2100,"alignment":2102,"finish":2104,"lineStyle":2106,"lineWeight":2108},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2082,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2084,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2086,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2088,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2090,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2092,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2094,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2096,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2098,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2101,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2103,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2105,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2107,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2109,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2111,"title":2112,"description":2113,"usageNote":2114,"categories":2115,"tier":361,"options":2116},"cycle-hexagonal-arrow-bands-owned-corner-captions","Cycle · hexagonal arrow bands · owned corner captions","Six arrow turns form a closed hexagonal band around a shared purpose. Upright captions sit inside each corner and fitted tip-and-notch joins show clockwise recurrence.","Six-phase campaign planning, product improvement or recurring operations. An ordered recurring cycle, not an open process, proportional timeline or six unrelated categories.",[1988],{"typography":2117,"finish":2119},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2118,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2120,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2122,"title":2123,"description":2124,"usageNote":2125,"categories":2126,"tier":12,"options":2127},"cycle-infinity-two-loops-icon-stages","Cycle · infinity with two named loops · icon stages · caption cards","One directed figure-eight path passes through two named phases, each with two to four icon stages and external caption cards. A gap at the crossing marks an overpass, not a branch.","Use for two phases that feed each other forever, each with two to four stages, such as DevOps (dev and ops), build and learn, design and deliver, or train and deploy. Not for a single loop, one-way processes, timelines, comparisons, hierarchies, or funnels.",[1988],{"cardShape":2128,"cardFill":2130,"colors":2132,"borderWeight":2134,"shadow":2136,"typography":2138,"iconShape":2140,"iconSize":2142,"iconPaint":2144,"iconShell":2146,"spacing":2147,"alignment":2149,"finish":2151,"lineStyle":2153,"lineWeight":2155},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2129,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2131,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2133,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2135,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2137,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2139,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2141,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2143,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2145,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2148,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2150,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2152,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2154,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2156,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2158,"title":2159,"description":2160,"usageNote":2161,"categories":2162,"tier":361,"options":2163},"cycle-isometric-arrow-ring-phase-owned-segments","Cycle · isometric arrow ring · phase-owned segments","Broad shallow arrow solids form a clockwise annular cycle. Each phase owns a readable upright caption directly on its arrow's roof, with an open center and no satellite nodes.","For a recurring plan-do-check-act routine, editorial cycle or customer renewal cycle. Three to five equal schematic segments preserve phase order. Segment size is not duration, effort, volume or a guarantee of improvement.",[1988,492],{"typography":2164,"finish":2166},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2165,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2167,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2169,"title":2170,"description":2171,"usageNote":2172,"categories":2173,"tier":130,"options":2174},"cycle-isometric-loop-track-stage-blocks","Cycle · isometric loop track · stage blocks · descriptions on track runs","A raised closed track loops around a floor; each stage is a solid block seated on the track, and the run of track it owns to the next stage carries its description and a painted direction arrow.","For a recurring process of four to six stages, such as a delivery, feedback or improvement loop, where each stage hands over to the next and the last returns to the first. Track lengths and block sizes are schematic: they show order and recurrence, not duration, effort or volume. Not for branching processes, one-off sequences or more than six stages.",[1988],{"typography":2175,"spacing":2177},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2176,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2178,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2180,"title":2181,"description":2182,"usageNote":2183,"categories":2184,"tier":361,"options":2185},"cycle-isometric-phase-ring-radial-entry-exit-arrows","Cycle · isometric phase ring · radial entry and exit arrows","Three recurring phase sectors form one solid ring. A radial entry arrow touches the first phase, and a radial exit arrow leaves the second while the ring continues.","A material reuse cycle with new supply and disposal, reusable content with incoming briefs and retired material, or equipment use with acquisition and retirement. Exactly three recurring phases plus one entry and one exit; band widths are schematic, not measured flow.",[1988,492],{"typography":2186,"finish":2188},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2187,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2189,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2191,"title":2192,"description":2193,"usageNote":2194,"categories":2195,"tier":130,"options":2196},"cycle-isometric-round-plinth-arc-arrows-icon-blocks-outer-labels","Cycle · isometric round plinth · arc arrow channels · icon stage blocks · labels outside · optional center hub","Three to six equal solid blocks, each with an icon on its roof, stand evenly around a round plinth; a raised arc channel with a painted head runs clockwise from each block to the next, an optional hub drum in the middle carries the loop's name upright on its roof, and each stage's title and optional description stand upright outside the plinth beside its block.","For a loop of three to six stages that repeats, such as plan-do-check-act, build-measure-learn, a sales or account cycle, quarterly planning, or a release or content cycle. Equal spacing shows order and recurrence, not duration, effort or share. Not for one-way processes with an end, branching flows, more than six stages or long stage descriptions.",[1988],{"typography":2197,"spacing":2199},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2198,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2200,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2202,"title":2203,"description":2204,"usageNote":2205,"categories":2206,"tier":12,"options":2207},"cycle-numbered-ring-side-cards","Cycle · numbered ring · aligned side cards · optional center","Three to eight numbered nodes form a closed clockwise cycle. Measured icon cards align with their nodes in side columns, joined by clear horizontal leaders; an optional center label names the loop.","Use for three to eight steps that repeat in a loop and need a sentence or two each, such as an operating rhythm, a sprint or release cycle, an incident management loop, or a budgeting cycle. Not for one-way processes with an end, timelines, comparisons, hierarchies, or funnels.",[1988],{"cardShape":2208,"cardFill":2210,"colors":2212,"borderWeight":2214,"shadow":2216,"typography":2218,"iconShape":2220,"iconSize":2222,"iconPaint":2224,"iconShell":2226,"spacing":2227,"alignment":2229,"finish":2231,"lineStyle":2233,"lineWeight":2235},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2209,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2211,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2213,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2215,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2217,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2219,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2221,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2223,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2225,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2228,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2230,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2232,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2234,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2236,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2238,"title":2239,"description":2240,"usageNote":2241,"categories":2242,"tier":130,"options":2243},"cycle-overlapping-iris-blades-shared-opening","Cycle · overlapping iris blades · shared opening","Swept overlapping stage blades form one clockwise loop around a shared purpose, retaining explicit stage order without physical optical claims.","Recurring service improvement, programme review and publication cycles. Schematic ordered repetition, without quantitative blade area or elapsed time.",[1988],{"typography":2244},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2245,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":2247,"title":2248,"description":2249,"usageNote":2250,"categories":2251,"tier":361,"options":2252},"cycle-paired-return-bands-one-shared-stage","Cycle · paired return bands · one shared stage","Two continuous C-shaped cycle bands meet the same central stage. Each loop owns two consecutive phase captions and an inner loop name; arrowheads return both paths to the single shared stage.","Delivery and discovery routines, customer and service improvement loops, or sales and renewal routines with an explicitly shared review stage. These are two closed cycles sharing a real stage, not one figure-eight path or synchronized copies.",[1988],{"typography":2253,"finish":2255},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2254,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2256,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2258,"title":2259,"description":2260,"usageNote":2261,"categories":2262,"tier":12,"options":2263},"cycle-quarter-panels-stage-output-inner-loop","Cycle · quarter panels · stage-output pairs · inner loop","Four chamfered stage fields surround a measured clockwise inner loop and a shared center question; each field keeps its output beside the activity that produces it.","For four-step recurring loops where each step produces one named output: service improvement, editorial planning, quarterly operating reviews, product discovery or a study-practice-test-reflect learning cycle. Four supplied stages occupy four structural quarter fields clockwise from top left. Equal fields show sequence and recurrence, never duration, importance, verified learning or guaranteed results. Not for loops with a different number of stages, independent card lists or observed performance data.",[1988,148],{"cardShape":2264,"borderWeight":2266,"shadow":2268,"finish":2270,"typography":2272,"spacing":2274,"iconShape":2276,"iconSize":2278,"iconPaint":2280,"iconShell":2282,"lineStyle":2283,"lineWeight":2285},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2265,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2267,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2269,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2271,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2273,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2275,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2277,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2279,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2281,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2284,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2286,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2288,"title":2289,"description":2290,"usageNote":2291,"categories":2292,"tier":588,"options":2293},"cycle-ring-icon-nodes-outer-labels","Cycle · ring of icon nodes · clockwise arc arrows · labels outside · optional center","Three to eight discrete icon badges joined by clockwise arc arrows, with measured radial caption cards and an optional central loop-name pill.","Use for three to eight stages that repeat in a loop, such as a product or customer lifecycle, a plan-do-check-act loop, a release cycle, or a feedback loop. Not for one-way processes with an end, timelines, comparisons, hierarchies, or funnels. Equal node spacing shows recurrence and sequence, never duration or quantitative shares.",[1988],{"cardShape":2294,"cardFill":2296,"colors":2298,"borderWeight":2300,"shadow":2302,"typography":2304,"iconShape":2306,"iconSize":2308,"iconPaint":2310,"iconShell":2312,"spacing":2313,"alignment":2315,"finish":2317,"lineStyle":2319,"lineWeight":2321},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2295,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2297,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2299,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2301,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2303,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2305,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2307,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2309,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2311,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2314,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2316,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2318,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2320,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2322,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2324,"title":2325,"description":2326,"usageNote":2327,"categories":2328,"tier":361,"options":2329},"cycle-spiral-ribbon-rounds-aligned-stage-spokes","Cycle · outward spiral ribbon · one turn per round · stages aligned on spokes · round ledger · optional outcome","One continuous ribbon spirals outward from the center, one full turn per round, deepening in tone with each round and ending in an arrowhead. The same stages recur on every turn: each stage owns a spoke, so its markers line up from the inner round to the outer one, with the stage's icon badge and title outside the spiral. Numbered markers mark where each round starts at the top, keyed to a ledger of round titles and descriptions beside the spiral; an optional center names the loop and an optional pill names where the rounds lead.","Use for a loop of three to six stages that is run two to four times, each pass reaching further: product releases that repeat a build-and-learn loop at a growing scale, a curriculum that revisits the same skills at a deeper level, an account expansion that repeats the same sales motion, a research programme that reruns the same study design with larger samples. Not for a single loop with no successive rounds, a one-way process, stages that differ between rounds, or timelines with dates or durations; equal spacing shows order and recurrence, not time or size.",[1988,492],{"typography":2330,"spacing":2332},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2331,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2333,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2335,"title":2336,"description":2337,"usageNote":2338,"categories":2339,"tier":130,"options":2340},"cycle-square-hooked-corner-phase-ribbons","Cycle · square corner ribbons · phase-owned text","Four broad corner ribbons form a continuing square loop around a shared center with phase-owned text inside each corner.","For planning rhythms, service improvement or editorial operating cycles. Four corners show a fixed recurring sequence, not four independent lists or measured durations.",[1988],{},{"id":2342,"title":2343,"description":2344,"usageNote":2345,"categories":2346,"tier":130,"options":2348},"cycle-stage-ledger-output-owner-rows-feedback-rail","Cycle · stage ledger · activity, output and owner rows · feedback rail","A labeled shared goal spans an ordered stage ledger with activity, exact produced work and accountable owner rows; the final stage's output returns to the first stage on a separate feedback rail.","For 3–5 stage recurring loops with named owners, produced work and an explicit final-to-first feedback artifact: customer learning loops, hiring or onboarding routines, editorial cycles, release reviews and continuous-improvement rounds. Stage spacing is schematic; evidence must be supplied or visibly illustrative. Not for one-off linear processes, invented observed findings, measured rates or guaranteed outcomes.",[1988,2347,148],"journey",{"cardShape":2349,"cardFill":2351,"borderWeight":2353,"shadow":2355,"finish":2357,"typography":2359,"spacing":2361,"iconShape":2363,"iconPaint":2365,"iconShell":2367,"lineStyle":2368,"lineWeight":2370},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2350,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2352,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2354,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2356,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2358,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2360,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2362,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2364,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2366,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2369,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2371,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2373,"title":2374,"description":2375,"usageNote":2376,"categories":2377,"tier":130,"options":2378},"cycle-synchronized-rings-shared-phase-seams","Cycle · synchronized concentric tracks · shared phase seams","Two independently named cyclic tracks cross exactly the same phase seams, retaining one activity at every track-phase intersection.","Use for aligned customer and delivery routines, planning and execution reviews or supplier and store replenishment. Both tracks repeat clockwise through the same three to five phase names. Equal sectors and bands are schematic, not durations or volumes.",[1988],{"typography":2379,"spacing":2381,"colors":2383},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2380,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2382,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2384,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":2386,"title":2387,"description":2388,"usageNote":2389,"categories":2390,"tier":12,"options":2392},"decision-tree-top-down-answer-pills-outcome-cards","Decision tree · top-down · question diamonds · answer pills · outcome icon cards","A top-down decision tree with measured question diamonds, answer pills on separate child drops, and outcome cards holding an icon, title, and optional description. A flat panel keeps the graph readable across supported materials and border choices.","Use for one to four questions with two or three answers each that lead to two to six outcomes over up to four levels, such as choosing a plan, approving a request, triaging a ticket, or picking a tool. Not for linear processes, timelines, org charts, taxonomies, or comparison tables.",[969,2391],"flowchart",{"cardShape":2393,"cardFill":2395,"colors":2397,"borderWeight":2399,"shadow":2401,"typography":2403,"iconShape":2405,"iconSize":2407,"iconPaint":2409,"iconShell":2411,"spacing":2412,"alignment":2414,"finish":2416,"lineStyle":2418,"lineWeight":2420},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2394,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2396,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2398,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2400,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2402,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2404,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2406,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2408,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2410,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2413,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2415,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2417,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2419,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2421,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2423,"title":2424,"description":2425,"usageNote":2426,"categories":2427,"tier":361,"options":2428},"density-plot-contour-hills-named-peaks","Density plot · nested contour bands on two axes · one-hue elevation ramp · named peaks with shares · band key","Two to five groups of observations on two numeric axes, drawn as a topographic map of where the observations sit: smooth nested contour bands traced from the summed density of the groups, tinted in one hue from pale lowland to deep summit. Each contour encloses a stated share of all observations, so hills that merge, stand apart or rise higher are read directly. Every group's center carries a marker with its name, derived share and count, and a stepped key gives the share enclosed by each band.","Suits many observations that cluster on two measures: customers by visits and spend, deals by size and cycle length, sessions by duration and pages, employees by tenure and pay. Needs each group's center, spread on both axes and count; the density is modelled from those summaries, not from raw points, and says so. It shows how many clusters there are, how big, how concentrated and how far apart; use a scatter plot for a handful of named observations, and a histogram or ridgeline for one measure.",[566],{},{"id":2430,"title":2431,"description":2432,"usageNote":2433,"categories":2434,"tier":130,"options":2435},"dependency-matrix-same-order-rows-columns","Dependency matrix · same-order rows and columns · directed marks","A square matrix of supplied directed dependencies with an explicit row-depends-on-column key.","Use for dense binary dependencies including cycles and reciprocal edges. Unlike the published dependency graph, every crossing has a stable cell. Does not infer transitive closure, independence or dependency weights.",[630,177],{"cardShape":2436,"borderWeight":2438,"cardFill":2440,"finish":2442,"shadow":2444,"typography":2446,"spacing":2448},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2437,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2439,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2441,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2443,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2445,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2447,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2449,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2451,"title":2452,"description":2453,"usageNote":2454,"categories":2455,"tier":12,"options":2456},"do-dont-side-cards-check-cross-points","Do and don't · two side-by-side cards · tinted header bands · check and cross bullets","Two measured cards separate independent actions to take and avoid, with fixed checks and crosses, optional localized headings and readable point text.","Use for prescriptive guidance with 2–6 actions per side. Unequal list lengths are valid; rows do not imply matched pairs. Not for pros and cons or product comparisons.",[784],{"cardShape":2457,"cardFill":2459,"borderWeight":2461,"shadow":2463,"finish":2465,"typography":2467,"spacing":2469,"iconShape":2471,"iconSize":2473,"iconPaint":2475,"iconShell":2477},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2458,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2460,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2462,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2464,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2466,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2468,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2470,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2472,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2474,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2476,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"id":2479,"title":2480,"description":2481,"usageNote":2482,"categories":2483,"tier":12,"options":2484},"dumbbell-paired-values-connecting-line","Dumbbell · two values per row joined by a line · shared numeric axis · values beside the dots · color legend","Three to ten rows, each with two dots for its two supplied values joined by a line on one shared numeric axis with quiet gridlines, the exact values beside the dots, and a two-color legend naming the two sides.","Use to compare the same measure on two sides for several items, such as before and after, last year and this year, or actual and target, where the gap per item matters, such as page speed by flow before and after a release. Not for one value per item (use the bar chart), more than two values per item, series over ordered categories (use the line chart), shares of one whole, or requests that give no numbers.",[566,565],{"typography":2485,"spacing":2487},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2486,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2488,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2490,"title":2491,"description":2492,"usageNote":2493,"categories":2494,"tier":130,"options":2495},"entity-relationship-field-boxes-cardinality-links","Entity relationship · field boxes · key tags · crow's-foot cardinality links","Two to eight entity boxes listing their fields with optional data types and primary or foreign key tags, arranged downward and joined by routed relationship links that end in crow's-foot symbols for how many records relate, each link optionally labeled.","Use for a data model, such as the tables of a shop, a booking system, or a school database, where each entity lists its fields and each relationship states how many relate to how many. Not for services calling each other (use the dependency graph), a hierarchy, processes, or comparisons, and not for an entity related to itself.",[177],{"cardShape":2496,"cardFill":2498,"colors":2500,"borderWeight":2502,"shadow":2504,"typography":2506,"spacing":2508,"alignment":2510,"finish":2512,"lineStyle":2514,"lineWeight":2516},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2497,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2499,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2501,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2503,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2505,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2507,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2509,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2511,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2513,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2515,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2517,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2519,"title":2520,"description":2521,"usageNote":2522,"categories":2523,"tier":130,"options":2524},"equation-terms-operators-result","Equation · icon term cards joined by operator badges · emphasized result after an equals sign","Two to four neutral term cards in a row, each with an icon, a label, and an optional description, joined by plus, minus, times, or divide badges and ending after an equals badge in an emphasized accent result card.","Use for a flat relationship with two to four named terms and a result, such as opening stock plus returns minus loans equals closing stock, or campaign spend divided by leads equals cost per lead. Also suits an explicitly requested conceptual metaphor identified as such. Supplied operator order follows ordinary arithmetic precedence; no values are calculated. Not for formulas requiring parentheses, fractions with grouped numerators or denominators, powers, ordered steps, cycles, comparisons of options, or independent lists.",[784],{"cardShape":2525,"cardFill":2527,"borderWeight":2529,"shadow":2531,"typography":2533,"iconShape":2535,"iconSize":2537,"iconPaint":2539,"iconShell":2541,"spacing":2542,"alignment":2544,"finish":2546},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2526,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2528,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2530,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2532,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2534,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2536,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2538,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2540,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2543,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2545,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2547,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2549,"title":2550,"description":2551,"usageNote":2552,"categories":2553,"tier":130,"options":2554},"feature-table-raised-column-marks","Feature table · raised highlighted column · check, partial, dash, and text cells","Options across the top and grouped features down the left, with check, partial, dash, or short text cells. An optional recommendation rises above the neutral table as a tinted column with a measured label pill.","Use to compare two to four plans, products, or tools feature by feature, with three to twelve rows in up to four labelled groups, and optionally one recommended option. Not for processes, timelines, one item's details, or lists of items with statuses.",[630,565,1194],{"cardShape":2555,"borderWeight":2557,"shadow":2559,"typography":2561,"iconShape":2563,"iconSize":2565,"iconPaint":2567,"iconShell":2569,"spacing":2570,"alignment":2572,"finish":2574},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2556,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2558,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2560,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2562,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2564,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2566,"default":59},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2568,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2571,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2573,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2575,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2577,"title":2578,"description":2579,"usageNote":2580,"categories":2581,"tier":361,"options":2582},"fishbone-skeleton-curved-ribs","Fishbone · fish skeleton · effect in the head · categories on curved tapering ribs · causes on barbs","A fish skeleton whose head holds the effect: a spine of vertebrae tapering from the head to a rayed tail fin, with two to six categories named at the tips of curved, tapering ribs that sweep back above and below it, and zero to four causes listed beside each rib, each joined to it by a fine barb.","Use to organize supplied or explicitly brainstormed possible causes of one problem or outcome, such as late releases, a recurring defect or customer churn, with two to six categories and zero to four causes per category. Empty categories remain open; supplied causes may belong to multiple categories. Rib length and position are schematic: no cause is ranked or proven by them. Not for multi-level chains of subcauses, hierarchies, taxonomies, processes, timelines, or comparisons.",[969],{"typography":2583,"spacing":2585},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2584,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2586,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2588,"title":2589,"description":2590,"usageNote":2591,"categories":2592,"tier":130,"options":2593},"fishbone-spine-category-bones-cause-ribs","Fishbone · spine to an effect card · category bones above and below · causes on ribs","One spine running into an accent effect card, with two to six category cards on angled bones alternating above and below it and zero to four causes written on short ribs along each bone.","Use to organize supplied or explicitly brainstormed possible causes of one problem or outcome, such as late deliveries or a recurring defect, with two to six categories and zero to four causes per category. Empty categories remain open; supplied causes may belong to multiple categories. No cause is ranked or proven by its position. Not for multi-level chains of subcauses, hierarchies, taxonomies, processes, timelines, or comparisons.",[969],{"cardShape":2594,"cardFill":2596,"colors":2598,"borderWeight":2600,"shadow":2602,"typography":2604,"spacing":2606,"finish":2608,"lineStyle":2610,"lineWeight":2612},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2595,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2597,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2599,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2601,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2603,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2605,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2607,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2609,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2611,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2613,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2615,"title":2616,"description":2617,"usageNote":2618,"categories":2619,"tier":588,"options":2620},"flowchart-horizontal-icon-steps-side-branches","Flowchart · horizontal icon steps · side branches","A forward main path with icon steps, capsule endpoints and one or two decision diamonds; labeled side branches rejoin later or end separately.","Use for a forward process with one or two binary decisions and short side branches. The first listed decision edge continues the main path. Branches may rejoin later or terminate separately; overlapping spans use opposite sides. Not for loops, parallel work, swimlanes, or arbitrary networks.",[2391],{"cardShape":2621,"cardFill":2623,"colors":2625,"borderWeight":2627,"shadow":2629,"typography":2631,"iconShape":2633,"iconSize":2635,"iconPaint":2637,"iconShell":2639,"spacing":2640,"alignment":2642,"finish":2644,"lineStyle":2646,"lineWeight":2648},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2622,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2624,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2626,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2628,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2630,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2632,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2634,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2636,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2638,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2641,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2643,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2645,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2647,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2649,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2651,"title":2652,"description":2653,"usageNote":2654,"categories":2655,"tier":361,"options":2656},"flowchart-isometric-horizontal-swimlanes-owner-handoffs","Flowchart · isometric horizontal swimlanes · owner handoffs","Two to four shallow solid department ribbons retain horizontal swimlane reading. Two to six low task blocks progress left to right through their exact owner rows, joined by visible orthogonal handoff arrows that clear the complete raised silhouettes.","A compact departmental handoff workflow for order fulfillment, employee onboarding or invoice processing. Two to six supplied consecutive tasks belong to two to four explicitly named departments; returning to a department advances the workflow and does not mean rework. No durations, parallelism, decisions or completion states are inferred.",[2391,492],{"typography":2657,"finish":2659},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2658,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2660,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2662,"title":2663,"description":2664,"usageNote":2665,"categories":2666,"tier":361,"options":2667},"flowchart-solid-decision-spine-shared-stop-bus","Flowchart · solid decision spine · shared stop bus","Three measured solid diamonds form one horizontal sequential decision spine. Each continuation leads to the next check while each alternative answer joins one separate stop bus and common terminal.","Service-intake checks, programme eligibility or hiring qualification where every ordered condition must pass. Exactly three supplied decisions, one completion terminal and one common stop terminal. Not independent parallel checks, inferred outcomes or retry workflows.",[2391,492],{"typography":2668,"finish":2670},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2669,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2671,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2673,"title":2674,"description":2675,"usageNote":2676,"categories":2677,"tier":130,"options":2678},"flowchart-swimlanes-actor-rows-step-cards","Flowchart · swimlanes · actor rows with icon headers · step cards and diamonds","Two to four named actor lanes with icon headers, measured process cards, decision diamonds and terminal shapes. Directed connectors show forward handoffs and alternatives, with separate incoming ports and clear gaps around answer labels.","Use for a forward process handed between two to four people, teams or systems, with three to ten steps and up to two decisions. Each step belongs to its performing actor. Not for retry loops, timelines, hierarchies, comparisons or a single actor.",[2391],{"cardShape":2679,"cardFill":2681,"colors":2683,"borderWeight":2685,"shadow":2687,"typography":2689,"iconShape":2691,"iconSize":2693,"iconPaint":2695,"iconShell":2697,"spacing":2698,"alignment":2700,"finish":2702,"lineStyle":2704,"lineWeight":2706},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2680,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2682,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2684,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2686,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2688,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2690,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2692,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2694,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2696,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2699,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2701,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2703,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2705,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2707,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2709,"title":2710,"description":2711,"usageNote":2712,"categories":2713,"tier":12,"options":2714},"flowchart-top-down-diamonds-side-branches","Flowchart · top-down · decision diamonds · side branches that rejoin · labeled shapes","A vertical main path from a start pill to an end pill through process boxes and tinted decision diamonds; each decision's second answer steps out to a side column and rejoins the main path from the side or ends in its own pill, with Yes\u002FNo pills on the arrows.","Use for a forward-moving process of four to twelve steps with one to three yes\u002Fno decisions, such as an order approval, a support triage, a signup check, or a refund policy. Not for loops that retry, flows without decisions, swimlanes of several actors, timelines, or hierarchies.",[2391],{"cardShape":2715,"cardFill":2717,"colors":2719,"borderWeight":2721,"shadow":2723,"typography":2725,"spacing":2727,"alignment":2729,"finish":2731,"lineStyle":2733,"lineWeight":2735},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2716,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2718,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2720,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2722,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2724,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2726,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2728,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2730,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2732,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2734,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2736,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2738,"title":2739,"description":2740,"usageNote":2741,"categories":2742,"tier":12,"options":2743},"flowchart-vertical-chain-side-notes","Flowchart · vertical chain · icon step cards · semantic side notes","Three to eight icon step cards in one top-down sequence, joined by arrows. Optional right-side note cards carry Info, Tip, or Warning labels and semantic icons, linked directly to their steps.","Use for one straight sequence of three to eight steps where some steps need a side remark, such as a setup guide with tips, an onboarding flow with warnings, a data migration with caveats, or a release checklist with reminders. Not for flows that branch or loop, swimlanes, timelines, hierarchies, or comparisons.",[2391,492],{"cardShape":2744,"cardFill":2746,"colors":2748,"borderWeight":2750,"shadow":2752,"typography":2754,"iconShape":2756,"iconSize":2758,"iconPaint":2760,"iconShell":2762,"spacing":2763,"alignment":2765,"finish":2767,"lineStyle":2769,"lineWeight":2771},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2745,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2747,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2749,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2751,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2753,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2755,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":2757,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":2759,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":2761,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2764,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2766,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2768,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2770,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2772,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":2774,"title":2775,"description":2776,"usageNote":2777,"categories":2778,"tier":130,"options":2779},"framework-adoption-lifecycle-bell-segments-chasm-gap","Adoption lifecycle · normal bell in five adopter segments · chasm gap · caption cards","Rogers' adoption curve drawn as a true normal bell split at its standard deviations into five filled adopter segments with their fixed population shares, an optional gap between early adopters and the early majority with a chasm note, an optional marker for where the subject stands, and a measured caption card under each segment.","Use to place a product, technology, internal tool, policy, practice or service on the diffusion of innovations curve: go-to-market planning for a B2B product, rollout of a new internal platform, adoption of a public-health practice, or spread of a teaching method. Describes what each adopter group needs and where the subject stands now. Shares are Rogers' fixed model values, not measured data. Not for supplied measured distributions, funnels, sequential stages or other bell-shaped data.",[148,566],{"cardShape":2780,"cardFill":2782,"colors":2784,"borderWeight":2786,"shadow":2788,"typography":2790,"spacing":2792,"alignment":2794,"finish":2796},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2781,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2783,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2785,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2787,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2789,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2791,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2793,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":2795,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2797,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2799,"title":2800,"description":2801,"usageNote":2802,"categories":2803,"tier":130,"options":2804},"framework-ansoff-product-market-strategy-fields","Ansoff matrix · fixed product and market alternatives · owned initiatives","A shared product\u002Fmarket board fixes each of Ansoff’s four growth alternatives at its exact existing\u002Fnew intersection and keeps unspecified initiatives visible.","For a product, service or retail offer’s proposed growth choices using explicitly classified initiatives. Market penetration, product development, market development and diversification retain their fixed identities. This adds a named business framework to the generic matrix family; it does not infer classifications, choose a strategy, score risk, forecast revenue or imply completed growth.",[148,911],{"typography":2805,"spacing":2807},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2806,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2808,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2810,"title":2811,"description":2812,"usageNote":2813,"categories":2814,"tier":130,"options":2815},"framework-capability-map-domain-columns-graded-tiles","Capability map · domain columns · graded capability tiles · grade key","Three to six ordered domain panels side by side, each headed by its name and capability count, holding uniform capability tiles on one pitch, every tile shaded by its supplied grade on an ordered three- or four-step scale, with an optional flag marker and a grade key.","Suits an enterprise or business capability map graded by maturity, an investment heat map (divest, maintain, invest), a function-by-function readiness or risk rating, or a service catalog marked by coverage: what the organization does, grouped by domain, and how each capability rates. Grades are supplied classifications, not scores; tile position and panel size do not rank capabilities. Not for processes, dependencies between capabilities, or numeric measures.",[148,177],{"cardShape":2816,"borderWeight":2818,"shadow":2820,"typography":2822,"spacing":2824},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2817,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2819,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2821,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2823,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2825,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2827,"title":2828,"description":2829,"usageNote":2830,"categories":2831,"tier":130,"options":2832},"framework-categorical-choice-columns-combination-paths","Framework · categorical choice columns · combination paths","Named categorical alternatives fill factor columns. Distinct keyed paths select exactly one alternative in every column, and repeated selection keys preserve combination identity where paths meet.","For morphological exploration of explicitly selected combinations: an event format combining audience, experience and delivery; a meal concept combining base, flavor and service; or a training offer combining cohort, format and pace. Unlike numeric parallel coordinates, positions are categorical alternatives with no magnitude, score or rank. A path states a supplied combination, never compatibility, feasibility or a preferred option. Not for inferred selections, weighted scoring or measured profiles.",[148],{"cardShape":2833,"borderWeight":2835,"shadow":2837,"finish":2839,"typography":2841,"spacing":2843},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2834,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2836,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2838,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2840,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2842,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2844,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2846,"title":2847,"description":2848,"usageNote":2849,"categories":2850,"tier":12,"options":2851},"framework-context-opposed-trait-three-position-lanes","Framework · context panel · opposed trait three-position lanes","One shared context panel anchors measured opposed-trait lanes; each exact left, balanced or right categorical choice selects one of three visible positions between its own descriptor pair.","For two to four supplied trait pairs with explicitly chosen qualitative positions for one subject: a brand personality, a team's working style, a product's design principles, a leadership stance or a service's character. Each row owns both descriptors and its choice. Positions are ordinal categories, never inferred assessments, numeric scores, ratings or an aggregate performance profile. Not for comparing several subjects on the same traits or for measured survey results.",[148,911],{"cardShape":2852,"cardFill":2854,"borderWeight":2856,"shadow":2858,"finish":2860,"typography":2862,"spacing":2864,"lineStyle":2866,"lineWeight":2868,"markerKind":2870,"markerSize":2876},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2853,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2855,"default":25},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2857,"default":35},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2859,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2861,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2863,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2865,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":2867,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":2869,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":2871,"choices":2872,"default":2873},"Chosen position",[2873,26,2874,2875],"ring","hollow","double",{"type":15,"label":2877,"choices":2878,"default":59},"Chosen position size",[91,59,60],{"id":2880,"title":2881,"description":2882,"usageNote":2883,"categories":2884,"tier":361,"options":2885},"framework-cynefin-curved-domains-confusion-center-cliff-fold","Cynefin · four curved domains · central Confusion zone · Clear-to-Chaotic cliff fold · placed situations","Snowden's four Cynefin domains share one field at their fixed positions, Complex and Chaotic on the unordered left, Complicated and Clear on the ordered right, divided by curved seams that meet under an irregular central Confusion zone. Each domain carries its practice line and the supplied situations placed in it; the boundary between Clear and Chaotic is drawn as a distinct cliff with a fold at its foot.","For sorting supplied situations, incidents, decisions or kinds of work by how cause and effect relate, so a team agrees how to respond: incident triage, strategy choices, portfolio or project work types, leadership coaching. Domains, positions and practices follow Snowden and Boone (HBR 2007) with the Cynefin Company's current names (Clear for Simple or Obvious, Confusion for Disorder). It does not rank situations, score complexity, or choose a response.",[148,911],{"typography":2886,"spacing":2888},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2887,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2889,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2891,"title":2892,"description":2893,"usageNote":2894,"categories":2895,"tier":130,"options":2896},"framework-diamond-perspectives-shared-core","Framework · diamond facets · shared core premise","Four broad diamond facets surround one central premise with complete peer-perspective text integrated in the facets.","For program plans, career development or partnership design. Four facets show peer perspectives around a common premise, not numerical weights, assessed alignment or a chronological process.",[148],{},{"id":2898,"title":2899,"description":2900,"usageNote":2901,"categories":2902,"tier":130,"options":2903},"framework-double-diamond-shared-definition","Double Diamond · exploration and convergence · shared definition","Discover and Define occupy the expanding and narrowing halves of the first diamond; Develop and Deliver occupy the second. Exact challenge, definition and outcome anchors attach to the three shared endpoints.","For a Design Council Double Diamond view of one discovery effort: a booking experience, public service, classroom activity or product proposition. Distinguishes understanding the problem from exploring solutions, without implying elapsed time, effort, automatic approval or a guaranteed final solution. Not a four-step execution checklist or measured funnel.",[148,492],{"typography":2904,"spacing":2906,"cardShape":2908,"finish":2910},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2905,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2907,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2909,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2911,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":2913,"title":2914,"description":2915,"usageNote":2916,"categories":2917,"tier":130,"options":2918},"framework-five-point-direction-owned-action-fields","Framework · five-point review · role-owned action fields","Five integrated pointed fields surround a common review center and retain fixed less\u002Fmore\u002Fstart\u002Fkeep\u002Fstop roles.","For project retrospectives, service reviews or personal working practices. Each field names a proposed action in a fixed role, without implying priority, measured performance or completion.",[148],{},{"id":2920,"title":2921,"description":2922,"usageNote":2923,"categories":2924,"tier":130,"options":2925},"framework-four-lenses-shared-focus","Framework · four conceptual lenses · shared focus","Four named conceptual lenses share one explicit focus while their own descriptions remain in distinct outer lobes.","Use for a product proposal examined through four perspectives, community priorities or the principles behind an offer. Overlaps are conceptual lenses, not set-membership regions or quantitative Venn areas.",[148],{"typography":2926,"spacing":2928},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2927,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2929,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2931,"title":2932,"description":2933,"usageNote":2934,"categories":2935,"tier":130,"options":2936},"framework-hexagonal-prism-cluster-adjacent-capabilities","Framework · hexagonal prism cluster · raised hub · adjacent labeled tiles","Short solid hexagonal prisms touch edge to edge on a projected honeycomb around one raised hub prism; each tile carries its label on its lit top face, and touching tiles mark related parts.","Use for capabilities around a core offer, skills around a team's purpose, services around a platform or workstreams around a programme goal, where which parts sit next to each other matters. Touching shows relatedness only; it does not show order, sequence, size, importance or measured dependency.",[148,178],{},{"id":2938,"title":2939,"description":2940,"usageNote":2941,"categories":2942,"tier":130,"options":2943},"framework-hype-cycle-phase-bands-positioned-entries","Hype cycle · expectation curve over five stage bands · entries placed on the curve · time-to-plateau key","A schematic expectations curve across the five fixed hype-cycle stages, with quiet alternating stage bands named below it. 4–14 labeled entries, at most four per stage, sit on the curve inside their stage in supplied order, each label placed clear of the curve; optional time-to-plateau marker kinds are keyed underneath.","Suits adoption assessments of emerging technologies, product categories, management practices, marketing channels or consumer trends, where each entry is placed in a hype-cycle stage. Not for measured adoption data, dated timelines or rankings: positions are qualitative and the curve is schematic.",[148,566],{"cardShape":2944,"typography":2946,"spacing":2948},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2945,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2947,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2949,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":2951,"title":2952,"description":2953,"usageNote":2954,"categories":2955,"tier":130,"options":2956},"framework-industry-five-forces-boundary-fields","Framework · industry five forces · boundary-owned pressure fields","Rivalry remains inside one named industry boundary. Four integrated external fields meet its distinct sides: supplier and buyer bargaining laterally, entrant and substitute threats above and below. Each role keeps its exact supplied factors or explicit unknown content.","For a compact qualitative Five Forces industry discussion using explicitly classified source factors. Rivalry belongs within the industry; the other four roles attach to its boundaries. Empty roles remain unspecified. Not for inferred classification, scored force strength, profitability, causal proof, competitor rankings or a predicted winner.",[148],{"cardShape":2957,"cardFill":2959,"borderWeight":2961,"shadow":2963,"finish":2965,"typography":2967,"spacing":2969,"colors":2971},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2958,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2960,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2962,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":2964,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2966,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2968,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":2970,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":2972,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":2974,"title":2975,"description":2976,"usageNote":2977,"categories":2978,"tier":130,"options":2979},"framework-inset-center-four-perspective-fields","Framework · inset center · four perspective fields","Four contiguous trapezoidal perspective fields form one shared frame around an inset question; each perspective retains its own text.","Product review, venue choice and service policy. Four supplied perspectives, without scores, overlap membership or implied consensus.",[148,492],{"cardShape":2980,"cardFill":2982,"borderWeight":2984,"finish":2986,"typography":2988},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":2981,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":2983,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":2985,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":2987,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2989,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":2991,"title":2992,"description":2993,"usageNote":2994,"categories":2995,"tier":361,"options":2996},"framework-interlocked-rings-owned-role-captions","Framework · interlocked rings · owned role captions","Three equally sized broad rings with shallow depth weave through their immediate neighbours. Each opening owns one role and a short contribution; alternating overlaps make the two associations visible.","Community service coordination, learning partnerships or distribution relationships. Adjacent roles are associated without direction; the two end roles have no direct link. Ring area and overlap encode no quantities.",[148],{"typography":2997},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":2998,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":3000,"title":3001,"description":3002,"usageNote":3003,"categories":3004,"tier":130,"options":3005},"framework-interlocking-isometric-sections-owned-fields","Framework · interlocking isometric sections · owned fields","Four coherent interlocking cube sections retain their own names and descriptions inside measured projected faces.","For operating capabilities, partnership contributions or service ingredients assembled into one whole. Schematic sections show component membership and fit, not measured volume, importance or causal dependencies.",[148],{},{"id":3007,"title":3008,"description":3009,"usageNote":3010,"categories":3011,"tier":361,"options":3012},"framework-isometric-strategy-house-roof-pillars-foundation","Framework · isometric strategy house · roof · pillars · foundation","A genuine solid gabled roof rests on two to four distinct pillar solids, all seated on one shared foundation. Each support owns a short explanation on its upright front face.","Use for a familiar strategy house: business priorities supporting a goal, a school's ethos, or a public-service charter built on shared principles. Roof names the shared aim, pillars explain parallel supports and foundation names the common enabling principle. Dimensions are schematic; no sequence, numerical strength or guaranteed outcome is implied.",[148],{"typography":3013,"finish":3015},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3014,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3016,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3018,"title":3019,"description":3020,"usageNote":3021,"categories":3022,"tier":130,"options":3023},"framework-kano-three-curves-classified-features","Kano model · three schematic satisfaction curves on crossed axes · classified features on their curve · class key","Crossed implementation and satisfaction axes carry the three fixed Kano curves: must-be, performance and attractive. 4–12 labeled features sit on the curve of their supplied class in supplied order, with indifferent features on the neutral line, and a key names each class. Numbered keys join each feature mark to its complete name in the adjacent class list.","Suits classifying product features, service attributes, onboarding steps, store amenities or benefits by how their presence affects satisfaction, for product, service and customer-experience reviews. Not for measured satisfaction scores or survey results plotted as data: positions along each curve are qualitative and the curves are schematic.",[148,566],{"typography":3024,"spacing":3026},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3025,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3027,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3029,"title":3030,"description":3031,"usageNote":3032,"categories":3033,"tier":361,"options":3034},"framework-keystone-arch-stones","Framework · masonry arch with depth · two foundation piers · named wedge stones each side · accented keystone · supported deck","One masonry arch drawn with real depth under a shared light: two foundation piers, each holding a title and a description, carry two or three wedge-shaped stones per side, cut exactly around a semicircle with mortar joints, and one accented keystone locks them at the crown. A deck resting on the keystone names what the arch supports. Stone names sit upright on their stones; a name too long for its stone moves outside on a leader.","Suits one outcome that rests on two foundations, a few ordered prerequisites on each, and a single element that holds the rest together: launch prerequisites, a value proposition and its supports, a team's roles around one critical owner, a strategy and its enablers. Each side reads bottom to top, each stone resting on the one below. Needs exactly two foundations, the same number of stones on both sides (two or three) and one keystone. Not for a plain list of equal pillars, a sequence of steps, a hierarchy, or content with no single critical element.",[148],{},{"id":3036,"title":3037,"description":3038,"usageNote":3039,"categories":3040,"tier":130,"options":3041},"framework-lifecycle-arch-phase-bands","Framework · lifecycle arch · owned phase bands","One explicitly qualitative rise-and-fall profile crosses phase-owned fields; each phase keeps its supplied response action.","Product stewardship, membership programmes and event attention cycles. Illustrative lifecycle framing, without measured observations or equal phase durations.",[148,492],{"cardShape":3042,"finish":3044,"typography":3046},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3043,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3045,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3047,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":3049,"title":3050,"description":3051,"usageNote":3052,"categories":3053,"tier":130,"options":3054},"framework-opportunity-solution-branches-owned-assumption-tests","Opportunity solution tree · branch fields · owned assumption tests","A desired outcome opens into customer-opportunity fields. Each explored solution owns its adjacent assumption test, retaining exact four-level membership through measured shared branch enclosures.","A selective Teresa Torres opportunity solution tree: one desired outcome, two supplied customer needs or pain points, one or two explored solutions per opportunity, and one named assumption test per solution. Suits product onboarding, patient-service discovery or student-support discovery. Unlike a taxonomy or metric driver tree, these are proposed paths and tests of assumptions, not decomposition, observed impact or arithmetic. Not a complete opportunity hierarchy, test-result report or feature roadmap.",[148],{"cardShape":3055,"borderWeight":3057,"shadow":3059,"finish":3061,"typography":3063,"spacing":3065},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3056,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3058,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3060,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3062,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3064,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3066,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3068,"title":3069,"description":3070,"usageNote":3071,"categories":3072,"tier":130,"options":3073},"framework-opposed-fans-shared-core","Framework · opposed fans · two perspectives on a shared core","Two separately named perspectives form opposing segmented fans around one shared subject.","Use for offer demand and supply, decision benefits and costs, or programme enablers and outcomes. The two perspectives have independent membership; sectors encode no amount or ranking.",[148],{"typography":3074,"spacing":3076,"colors":3078},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3075,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3077,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3079,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":3081,"title":3082,"description":3083,"usageNote":3084,"categories":3085,"tier":130,"options":3086},"framework-peer-ring-labeled-relations","Framework · equal peer ring · keyed directed relationships","Equally positioned named peers retain exact directed links with clear on-link keys and a complete relationship ledger.","For partnership maps, stakeholder relations or cross-functional dependencies. A fixed circular reading pattern makes peers and sparse relations visible without a central hub, hierarchy or rank; line crossings are not additional nodes.",[148],{},{"id":3088,"title":3089,"description":3090,"usageNote":3091,"categories":3092,"tier":130,"options":3093},"framework-pestle-six-external-analysis-fields","Framework · PESTLE · six external analysis fields","Six fixed external-analysis domains form one fitted hexagonal frame around a shared subject; each domain keeps its supplied findings or explicit unknown state.","Market entry, workforce planning and community programme context. PESTLE external analysis only; domain geometry conveys neither strength nor proof of influence.",[148],{"cardShape":3094,"cardFill":3096,"borderWeight":3098,"finish":3100,"typography":3102},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3095,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3097,"default":25},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3099,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3101,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3103,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":3105,"title":3106,"description":3107,"usageNote":3108,"categories":3109,"tier":130,"options":3110},"framework-petal-lobes-owned-note-fields","Framework · peer contribution petals · owned notes","Equal peer contribution lobes meet at one shared subject, retaining short descriptions inside each full lobe.","Use for service contributions, shared programme principles or brand promises. Petals are peer fields with no cycle, chronology, parent-child hierarchy or measured share.",[148],{"typography":3111,"spacing":3113,"colors":3115},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3112,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3114,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3116,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":3118,"title":3119,"description":3120,"usageNote":3121,"categories":3122,"tier":588,"options":3123},"framework-pillars-roof-foundation-icon-points","Framework · gabled roof · icon pillars with bulleted points · foundation band","One gabled goal spans two to five parallel icon pillars with neutral bullet points, all standing on a common foundation. Measured equal columns preserve supplied order; the architectural shape is schematic.","Use for one overarching goal, vision, or mission held up by two to five parallel pillars (priorities, principles, capabilities, workstreams) on a shared foundation of values or enablers. Not for steps in order, timelines, hierarchies of levels, comparisons, or cycles.",[148],{"cardShape":3124,"cardFill":3126,"colors":3128,"borderWeight":3130,"shadow":3132,"typography":3134,"iconShape":3136,"iconSize":3138,"iconPaint":3140,"iconShell":3142,"spacing":3143,"alignment":3145,"finish":3147},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3125,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3127,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3129,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3131,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3133,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3135,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3137,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3139,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3141,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3144,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3146,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3148,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3150,"title":3151,"description":3152,"usageNote":3152,"categories":3153,"tier":12,"options":3154},"framework-pillars-segmented-semicircle","Pillars · segmented half-circle foundation","Show 2–5 distinct peer pillars as equal segments of a semicircle around one shared foundation. Pillars and foundation have labels up to 28 characters and independently optional specific descriptions up to 80. Preserve pillar order. Equal segment area expresses peer concepts, not numerical proportions or rank.",[148],{"cardShape":3155,"cardFill":3157,"borderWeight":3159,"shadow":3161,"typography":3163,"spacing":3165,"finish":3167,"alignment":3169,"colors":3171},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3156,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3158,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3160,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3162,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3164,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3166,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3168,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3170,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3172,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":3174,"title":3175,"description":3176,"usageNote":3177,"categories":3178,"tier":130,"options":3179},"framework-quarter-ring-opposed-group-brackets","Framework · quarter ring · opposed group brackets","Four integrated quarter-ring fields retain two exact group memberships, keyed by opposed spanning brackets around one shared subject.","Offer design with demand and delivery; Programme inputs and outcomes; Partnership contribution and support. Categorical grouping, not a measured pie.",[148,178],{"typography":3180,"spacing":3182},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3181,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3183,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3185,"title":3186,"description":3187,"usageNote":3188,"categories":3189,"tier":130,"options":3190},"framework-radar-ring-quadrants-numbered-blips","Radar · four quadrants · concentric commitment rings · numbered blips · keyed corner lists","A circle split into four named quadrants and three or four named rings, with each entry a numbered blip inside its quadrant and ring. Each quadrant's corner card keys the numbers to labels, grouped by ring; optional new marks and inward or outward arrows carry a translated key.","For sorting six to twenty named items into four categories and three or four ordered commitment levels: technology radars (adopt, trial, assess, hold), vendor and tool shortlists, initiative portfolios by readiness, market or channel bets by commitment, and practices by maturity. A position within a ring, the numbering and the circle's areas are schematic, not scores or ranks. Not for numeric measurements, two-axis scoring (use a quadrant matrix), or items without a ring level.",[148,911],{"cardShape":3191,"cardFill":3193,"colors":3196,"borderWeight":3199,"shadow":3201,"typography":3203,"spacing":3205,"finish":3207},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3192,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":3194,"choices":3195,"default":24},"List card fill",[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":3197,"choices":3198,"default":31},"Quadrant colors",[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3200,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3202,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3204,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3206,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3208,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3210,"title":3211,"description":3212,"usageNote":3213,"categories":3214,"tier":130,"options":3215},"framework-ring-sectors-selected-statement-callout","Framework · ring sectors · selected option statement callout","Equal schematic sectors surround one shared core. The explicitly selected sector alone carries a measured statement callout; the source order of the options remains clockwise.","For one supplied choice among three or four considered options with a single statement about the selected one: a target audience and its positioning, a pilot region and why it goes first, a shortlisted vendor and the deciding reason, or a chosen scenario and its premise. Selection must be explicit. Sector size does not establish population, priority, share or score; unselected options are considered, not rejected as ineligible. Not for ranking, weighted scoring or a separate statement per option.",[148,178],{"cardFill":3216,"cardShape":3219,"typography":3222,"spacing":3224,"lineStyle":3226,"lineWeight":3229},{"type":15,"label":3217,"choices":3218,"default":25},"Selected sector fill",[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":3220,"choices":3221,"default":19},"Statement panel shape",[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3223,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3225,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":3227,"choices":3228,"default":26},"Statement leader",[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3230,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3232,"title":3233,"description":3234,"usageNote":3235,"categories":3236,"tier":130,"options":3237},"framework-risk-bow-tie-path-owned-barriers","Risk bow-tie · distinct hazard and event · path-owned barriers","An explicit hazard sits above its distinct loss-of-control event. Threat paths converge from the left through their prevention controls; consequence paths diverge right through their recovery controls, preserving exact path ownership.","For a compact qualitative bow-tie discussion of operational risks such as event crowding, supply interruption or missed service commitments. Distinguishes hazard, loss of control and potential outcomes. Shows supplied proposed controls without inferring effectiveness, probability, severity or approval. Not an acquisition\u002Fgrowth bow-tie or risk-score matrix.",[148,2391],{"typography":3238,"spacing":3240,"cardShape":3242,"finish":3244},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3239,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3241,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3243,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3245,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3247,"title":3248,"description":3249,"usageNote":3250,"categories":3251,"tier":130,"options":3252},"framework-seven-s-hard-soft-linked-nodes","7S model · shared-values core · hard and soft element panels · interlinked nodes · finding captions · optional alignment key","The McKinsey 7S model: Shared values in a central disc, with the hard elements (strategy, structure, systems) on the upper arc and the soft elements (style, staff, skills) on the lower arc, each arc on its own headed panel, every element linked to every other. Each element carries a short finding in a caption beside it, with an optional aligned, partly aligned or unaligned mark and its key. Group headings and key names are given in the request's language, and element names can be translated.","For reviewing an organization against the seven fixed 7S elements with one finding each: post-merger integration, transformation readiness, operating-model diagnostics, change-program assessments, or a team health check. The links show the model's interdependence, not supplied causes. Not for other frameworks, more or fewer elements, numeric scores, or sequences.",[148],{"cardShape":3253,"cardFill":3255,"borderWeight":3257,"shadow":3259,"typography":3261,"spacing":3263,"finish":3265,"lineStyle":3267,"lineWeight":3269},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3254,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3256,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3258,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3260,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3262,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3264,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3266,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3268,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3270,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3272,"title":3273,"description":3274,"usageNote":3275,"categories":3276,"tier":130,"options":3277},"framework-shared-stem-arrow-bars-owned-ledger","Framework · shared stem arrow bars · aligned contribution ledger","A single named stem opens into narrow arrow bars, each owning its aligned explanatory field.","Use for a shared platform with delivery routes, a campaign with distinct outputs or one programme with several contributions. Bars express ownership and common origin, not measured quantities, ranking or chronology.",[148],{"typography":3278,"spacing":3280,"colors":3282},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3279,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3281,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3283,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":3285,"title":3286,"description":3287,"usageNote":3288,"categories":3289,"tier":12,"options":3290},"framework-source-fan-tagged-branch-fields","Framework · shared source fan · tagged branch fields","One shared source opens into three or four widening fan fields. Each continuous branch owns its name, a tag capsule and its own tailored title and detail; upright reading fields preserve exact correspondence.","For one shared basis adapted per branch: an offer tailored to audiences with their channels, a platform packaged into tiers with their prices, a policy applied per region with its owner, or a curriculum adapted per cohort with its format. Every branch keeps its name, tag and tailored detail together. Branch order, field size and tag position express ownership rather than sequence, size, priority or expected return. Not for unrelated subjects without a shared basis, observed results, forecasts or flat lists without branch-specific detail.",[148,178],{"cardShape":3291,"cardFill":3293,"borderWeight":3295,"shadow":3297,"finish":3299,"typography":3301,"spacing":3303,"colors":3305,"iconShape":3307,"iconSize":3309,"iconPaint":3311,"iconShell":3313},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3292,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3294,"default":25},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3296,"default":36},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3298,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3300,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3302,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3304,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3306,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3308,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3310,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3312,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"id":3315,"title":3316,"description":3317,"usageNote":3318,"categories":3319,"tier":12,"options":3320},"framework-state-chain-link-owned-assumption-bays","Framework · ordered state chain · link-owned assumption bays","One continuous band keeps two to four states in supplied order. Routed adjacent transitions each own a measured assumption bay directly beneath their link interval, with a raised attachment and clear leader retaining exact transition ownership.","For theories of change, product or growth hypotheses, onboarding and engagement plans, policy or programme logic and process improvement proposals that explain which supplied assumption must hold for each step from one state to the next. Two to four exact states form one ordered chain; every adjacent pair has one explicitly supplied assumption. Links express proposed logic rather than proven causality, observed outcomes, probabilities, timing or approval gates. Not for peer reasons supporting one claim, independent assumption lists, branching causal networks or guaranteed results.",[148,492],{"cardShape":3321,"cardFill":3323,"borderWeight":3326,"shadow":3328,"finish":3330,"typography":3332,"spacing":3334,"lineStyle":3336,"lineWeight":3338},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3322,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":3324,"choices":3325,"default":25},"Assumption fill",[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3327,"default":36},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3329,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3331,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3333,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3335,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3337,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3339,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3341,"title":3342,"description":3343,"usageNote":3344,"categories":3345,"tier":130,"options":3346},"framework-strategy-map-perspective-owned-objective-links","Framework · strategy map · perspective-owned objective links","Four continuous perspective fields hold exact keyed objectives. Explicit upward influence hypotheses fork and join between learning and growth, internal processes, customers and financial objectives, with upright measured text and shared routed corridors.","For a selective proposed strategy map using the standard four business perspectives and explicitly supplied adjacent-perspective influence hypotheses. Empty perspectives and unlinked objectives remain visible. Not a complete balanced scorecard, a chronological work plan, measured causal proof, a numeric target dashboard or inferred links between independent goal lists.",[148],{"cardShape":3347,"cardFill":3349,"colors":3351,"borderWeight":3353,"shadow":3355,"typography":3357,"spacing":3359,"finish":3361,"lineStyle":3363,"lineWeight":3365},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3348,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3350,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3352,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3354,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3356,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3358,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3360,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3362,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3364,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3366,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3368,"title":3369,"description":3370,"usageNote":3371,"categories":3372,"tier":130,"options":3373},"framework-tessellated-triangle-shared-focus","Framework · tessellated contribution triangle · shared focus","Three integrated facets tile one triangular whole around a shared seam and explicit common focus.","Use for service principles, programme contributions or product foundations. Three peer facets support a common subject; their areas do not encode shares or rank.",[148],{"typography":3374,"spacing":3376,"cardShape":3378,"cardFill":3380,"borderWeight":3382,"shadow":3384,"finish":3386,"colors":3388},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3375,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3377,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3379,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3381,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3383,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3385,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3387,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3389,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":3391,"title":3392,"description":3393,"usageNote":3394,"categories":3395,"tier":130,"options":3396},"framework-three-horizons-overlapping-curves-initiatives","Three horizons · overlapping schematic growth curves · labeled horizon markers · initiative cards","McKinsey's three horizons of growth drawn as three fixed overlapping schematic value-over-time curves in one accent ramp, each marked and labeled above the middle of its own card, with a card per horizon holding its supplied focus and two to five initiatives.","Use to balance a portfolio across today's core, emerging and future opportunities: a bank's or retailer's growth strategy, an R&D or product portfolio, a public agency's modernization program, or a university's research agenda. Each horizon carries a short focus statement and its initiatives. Curves are schematic shapes of the model, not measured value or dates. Not for measured revenue over time, timelines with dates, roadmaps by quarter or more than three groups.",[148],{"cardShape":3397,"cardFill":3399,"colors":3401,"borderWeight":3403,"shadow":3405,"typography":3407,"spacing":3409,"finish":3411},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3398,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3400,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3402,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3404,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3406,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3408,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3410,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3412,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3414,"title":3415,"description":3416,"usageNote":3417,"categories":3418,"tier":12,"options":3419},"framework-triangle-corner-cards-center-label","Framework · triangle · corner icon cards · center label","Three measured icon cards surround the corners of an open triangle, with a named shared subject inside. Quiet edges connect all three corners without arrows or ranking.","Use for three interdependent principles, project constraints, or dimensions around a shared subject, such as people-process-technology or desirability-feasibility-viability. Exactly three concepts. Not a layered hierarchy, chronological process, measured tradeoff, ternary plot, or quantitative composition.",[148],{"cardShape":3420,"cardFill":3422,"colors":3424,"borderWeight":3426,"shadow":3428,"typography":3430,"iconShape":3432,"iconSize":3434,"iconPaint":3436,"iconShell":3438,"spacing":3439,"alignment":3441,"finish":3443,"lineStyle":3445,"lineWeight":3447},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3421,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3423,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3425,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3427,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3429,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3431,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3433,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3435,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3437,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3440,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3442,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3444,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3446,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3448,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3450,"title":3451,"description":3452,"usageNote":3453,"categories":3454,"tier":361,"options":3455},"framework-triangular-interlinked-rings-mutual-associations","Framework · triangular interlinked rings · mutual associations","Three captioned rings form a triangular partnership. Each ring weaves with both neighbours, preserving three mutual associations rather than a two-link chain.","Three mutually connected partners, disciplines or service roles. Use only for explicitly supplied all-to-all undirected associations. Ring overlap is a link motif, not set membership or measured overlap.",[148],{"typography":3456},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3457,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":3459,"title":3460,"description":3461,"usageNote":3462,"categories":3463,"tier":130,"options":3464},"framework-triangular-prism-three-perspective-faces","Framework · standing triangular prism · three perspective plates · sunken shared court","A standing isometric triangular prism of three plates around a sunken court: the two front plates carry their perspectives on their outer walls, the back plate on its inner wall facing across the court, and the court floor names the shared subject.","For three peer perspectives on one subject: desirability, feasibility and viability of an idea; people, process and technology of a change; customer, team and business views of a service. Plate placement is structural, not a ranking or dependency, and plate and court sizes are schematic. Not for sequences, more than three perspectives or measured weights.",[148],{},{"id":3466,"title":3467,"description":3468,"usageNote":3469,"categories":3470,"tier":130,"options":3471},"framework-two-sided-goal-feedback-cascade","Framework · two-sided cascade · descending goals · ascending evidence","Supplied hierarchy levels own goals on one descending channel and evidence on a separate ascending channel, with exact level correspondence.","Strategy rollout, school policy implementation and regional service standards. Supplied communication hierarchy, not inferred reporting rights or proven causal outcomes.",[148,492],{"cardShape":3472,"cardFill":3474,"borderWeight":3476,"finish":3478,"typography":3480},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3473,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3475,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3477,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3479,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3481,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":3483,"title":3484,"description":3485,"usageNote":3486,"categories":3487,"tier":130,"options":3489},"funnel-bow-tie-shared-threshold-stages","Funnel · bow-tie · shared threshold · stage bands","Two narrowing stage bands pass through one shared threshold and continue into two widening stage bands, with forward direction and short phase headings.","For a qualitative sequence that first selects or focuses, crosses a shared decision or commitment, then broadens its activity or reach. Suits winning and growing a customer relationship, recruiting and developing an employee, or screening and scaling an idea. Two stages on each side retain supplied phase membership and order. Widths express narrowing and expansion conceptually, never population, conversion, revenue, duration or measured strength. Not for two independent funnels, flows that both enter the center, numeric funnels, branching paths or cycles.",[3488,492],"funnel",{"cardShape":3490,"cardFill":3492,"borderWeight":3494,"shadow":3496,"typography":3498,"iconShape":3500,"iconSize":3502,"iconPaint":3504,"iconShell":3506,"spacing":3507,"finish":3509,"lineStyle":3511,"lineWeight":3513},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3491,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3493,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3495,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3497,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3499,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3501,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3503,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3505,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3508,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3510,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3512,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3514,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3516,"title":3517,"description":3518,"usageNote":3519,"categories":3520,"tier":361,"options":3521},"funnel-dimensional-acquisition-threshold-retention-loop","Lifecycle · dimensional acquisition taper · joined threshold and recurring loop","A continuous front-facing acquisition taper joins a recurring ring along its actual contour. One threshold state owns the entry throat; three directly labeled recurring stages return downstream of that threshold.","Use for one-time qualification into continuing customer, employee or member activity. Supply two entry steps, one threshold state and three recurring stages in execution order. The threshold is drawn once outside the recurring path; the final recurring stage returns to the first without repeating acquisition or onboarding. All widths, areas and material depth are schematic. Preserve supplied role wording and state explicitly that the taper does not encode counts.",[3488,1988,492],{"typography":3522,"finish":3524},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3523,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3525,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3527,"title":3528,"description":3529,"usageNote":3530,"categories":3531,"tier":361,"options":3532},"funnel-exploded-hollow-shells","Funnel · Exploded shells","Separated hollow collars expose open interiors; stage text is integrated into each curved front wall.","Use for three to five qualitative narrowing stages in enrolment, recruitment or sales. Shape shows sequence, not quantitative proportions.",[3488],{"typography":3533,"finish":3535},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3534,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3536,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3538,"title":3539,"description":3540,"usageNote":3541,"categories":3542,"tier":12,"options":3543},"funnel-flat-trapezoids-side-rates","Funnel · flat trapezoid bands · stage labels · side values and rates","Three to six narrowing trapezoid bands hold stage labels, with optional supplied values and previous-stage rates aligned on the right. A visible note identifies the schematic shape.","Use for a sales, conversion, hiring, or filtering funnel with three to six stages. Values and rates are optional supplied labels; widths are schematic and do not encode quantities. Not for accurate quantitative width comparison, parallel tracks, cycles, or hierarchies.",[3488],{"cardShape":3544,"cardFill":3546,"colors":3548,"borderWeight":3550,"shadow":3552,"typography":3554,"spacing":3556,"alignment":3558,"finish":3560,"lineStyle":3562,"lineWeight":3564},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3545,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3547,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3549,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3551,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3553,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3555,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3557,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3559,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3561,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3563,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3565,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3567,"title":3568,"description":3569,"usageNote":3530,"categories":3570,"tier":361,"options":3571},"funnel-folded-ribbon-narrowing-turns","Funnel · Folded ribbon","A continuous narrowing folded ribbon alternates front faces and dark return folds. Each face owns its stage title and description, with a restrained single-color progression.",[3488],{"typography":3572,"finish":3574},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3573,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3575,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3577,"title":3578,"description":3579,"usageNote":3580,"categories":3581,"tier":361,"options":3582},"funnel-horizontal-solid-taper-count-section-datums","Funnel · horizontal solid taper · exact count sections","A continuous extruded taper joins successive cohort section heights on one common count scale. Stage captions and exact counts attach to the visible section datums above the solid.","A checkout, recruitment or activation cohort with supplied non-increasing counts. Full front-section height encodes count; horizontal spacing, depth and volume do not. Zero sections stay at zero.",[3488],{"typography":3583},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3584,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":3586,"title":3587,"description":3588,"usageNote":3589,"categories":3590,"tier":12,"options":3591},"funnel-horizontal-tapered-segments-rate-chips","Funnel · horizontal tapered segments · labels above · rate chips","A schematic left-to-right taper with measured stage label cards above, optional supplied values inside, and previous-stage rate chips below each seam.","Use for three to six narrowing stages in sales, checkout, hiring, or filtering. Optional values and conversion percentages must be supplied. Taper is schematic, not proportional to quantities. Not for measured population comparisons or non-narrowing processes.",[3488],{"cardShape":3592,"cardFill":3594,"colors":3596,"borderWeight":3598,"shadow":3600,"typography":3602,"spacing":3604,"alignment":3606,"finish":3608,"lineStyle":3610,"lineWeight":3612},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3593,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3595,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3597,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3599,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3601,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3603,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3605,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3607,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3609,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3611,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3613,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3615,"title":3616,"description":3617,"usageNote":3618,"categories":3619,"tier":361,"options":3620},"funnel-illustrated-hopper-screen-trays","Funnel · Illustrated · screening hopper","An illustrated screening hopper holds three narrowing stage trays; the fourth stage is the collected outcome below the outlet.","Four qualitative stages for workshop enrolment, recruitment or sales. Geometry shows order, not quantities.",[3488],{"typography":3621,"finish":3623},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3622,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3624,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3626,"title":3627,"description":3628,"usageNote":3629,"categories":3630,"tier":130,"options":3631},"funnel-inset-question-requirement-checkpoints","Funnel · qualitative taper · inset boundary checkpoints · question and requirement","A schematic taper of three or four ordered stages, each aligned with its objective; an inset seam at every adjacent boundary pairs the question asked there with the requirement for advancing to the next stage.","For staged decisions with explicit gates between adjacent stages: buyer journeys, hiring pipelines, grant or admissions review, product idea screening, vendor selection. Each boundary owns one supplied question and one proposed requirement to advance. Shows proposed requirements, never inferred approval, readiness, completion, conversion rates or evidence. Shape is schematic, not quantitative. Not for population funnels drawn to scale, branching processes or more than four stages.",[3488,2347,492],{"cardShape":3632,"cardFill":3634,"colors":3636,"borderWeight":3638,"shadow":3640,"typography":3642,"spacing":3644,"finish":3646,"lineStyle":3648,"lineWeight":3650},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3633,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3635,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3637,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3639,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3641,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3643,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3645,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3647,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3649,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3651,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3653,"title":3654,"description":3655,"usageNote":3656,"categories":3657,"tier":361,"options":3658},"funnel-isometric-conical-frustum-tiers-stage-callouts","Funnel · isometric conical tiers · continuous taper · stage callouts","A continuous solid cone narrows through three or four touching frustum tiers, each with a readable stage title, an optional supplied display value and an independently optional explanatory callout.","Use for a compact overview of ordered narrowing stages: sales, hiring or idea screening. The cone is schematic, and supplied value strings do not determine its geometry. Not for quantitatively proportional cohort areas, exact retention rates or branching routes.",[3488,492],{"typography":3659,"finish":3661},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3660,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3662,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3664,"title":3665,"description":3666,"usageNote":3667,"categories":3668,"tier":361,"options":3669},"funnel-isometric-slotted-taper-stage-faces","Funnel · isometric slotted taper · stage faces","Four touching solid tiers narrow below a shallow open inlet. Upright titles and explanations sit directly on their owning front faces; a restrained side return carries the depth.","Four qualitative buying, recruiting or investment-screening stages. Taper and depth show progression, never quantities or conversion.",[3488],{"typography":3670,"finish":3672},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3671,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3673,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3675,"title":3676,"description":3677,"usageNote":3678,"categories":3679,"tier":130,"options":3680},"funnel-isometric-stacked-slabs-proportional-widths","Funnel · isometric stacked slabs · widths to scale · conversion on each step","Three to six touching solid slabs step down and forward from the widest first stage; each slab's width and footprint are exactly proportional to its count, its front face carries the stage, count and share of the start, and the exposed step in front of each slab carries the exact conversion from the stage above.","For conversion funnels with supplied whole counts per stage: sales pipelines, sign-up and checkout journeys, hiring pipelines, campaign reach to purchase. Counts never increase from one stage to the next, and the last stage keeps at least a fifth of the first so every slab stays readable at scale. Not for steeper funnels, supplied percentages without counts, or qualitative narrowing; use a schematic funnel for those.",[3488],{"typography":3681,"spacing":3683},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3682,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3684,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3686,"title":3687,"description":3688,"usageNote":3618,"categories":3689,"tier":361,"options":3690},"funnel-layered-chevron-cut-sheets","Funnel · Layered · nested cut sheets","Four narrowing cut-sheet chevrons overlap in a stepped taper, with each stage printed on its owning sheet.",[3488],{"typography":3691,"finish":3693},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3692,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3694,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3696,"title":3697,"description":3698,"usageNote":3699,"categories":3700,"tier":361,"options":3701},"funnel-mirrored-paired-cohorts-shared-scale-spine-gaps","Funnel · two cohorts mirrored · shared count scale · stage spine · kept shares and gaps","Two funnels share one exact count scale and the same three to six ordered stages: the first cohort's bands extend left and the second's right from a central spine of stage names, joined by tapered transitions. Each band end carries its exact count and the share kept from the previous stage; the spine carries the gap between the two kept shares in percentage points, and each side's header its overall conversion.","Use to compare two cohorts through the same funnel stages: A\u002FB test variants, this quarter against last, mobile against desktop visitors, two regions' hiring pipelines, two channels' sign-up journeys. Shows where the two funnels diverge. Not for more than two cohorts, stages that differ between cohorts, counts that increase between stages, schematic funnels without counts, or flows that split and rejoin.",[3488,565],{"typography":3702,"spacing":3704},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3703,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3705,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3707,"title":3708,"description":3709,"usageNote":3710,"categories":3711,"tier":361,"options":3712},"funnel-radial-open-rings-inward-stage-path","Funnel · radial open rings · inward stage path","Three concentric open stage bands narrow into a final central decision. Directly owned captions and an inward arrow channel make the outside-to-center reading explicit.","Use for three to five qualitative narrowing stages in buying, recruitment or investment screening. The rings are ordered stages, not cycles or quantitative areas.",[3488],{"typography":3713,"finish":3715},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3714,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3716,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3718,"title":3719,"description":3720,"usageNote":3721,"categories":3722,"tier":588,"options":3723},"funnel-stacked-right-callouts","Funnel · stacked tapered bands · right icon callouts · optional values","Stacked curved tapered bands with optional supplied values, each connected to a right-hand icon callout. A visible schematic label makes clear that the taper does not encode quantities.","Use for three to six narrowing stages such as acquisition, sales qualification, hiring, or filtering, with optional supplied count, percentage or amount labels in one consistent measure. The taper is schematic rather than proportional to values. Not for exact quantitative area comparisons, cycles or branching processes.",[3488],{"cardShape":3724,"cardFill":3726,"colors":3728,"borderWeight":3730,"shadow":3732,"typography":3734,"iconShape":3736,"iconSize":3738,"iconPaint":3740,"iconShell":3742,"spacing":3743,"alignment":3745,"finish":3747,"lineStyle":3749,"lineWeight":3751},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3725,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3727,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3729,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3731,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3733,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3735,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3737,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3739,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3741,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3744,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3746,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3748,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3750,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3752,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3754,"title":3755,"description":3756,"usageNote":3757,"categories":3758,"tier":361,"options":3759},"funnel-velocity-stepped-bands-count-heights-time-lengths","Funnel · velocity · stepped bands · count heights · time lengths · total time bracket","Three to six ordered stages run left to right as one stepped band centered on a shared line: each stage's height is exactly its count and its length exactly its time in stage, on shared scales. Label blocks alternate above and below their bands with the stage title, count, time and derived share kept from the previous stage, a key names what height, length and the shares show, and a bracket spans the derived total time.","Suits processes where both drop-off and time matter: sales pipeline velocity, hiring pipelines, customer onboarding, support escalations, grant or approval processes. Needs whole counts that never increase and positive durations in one unit, none shorter than a fortieth of the total. Not for funnels without times, stages that run in parallel, or counts that grow between stages.",[3488,566],{"typography":3760,"spacing":3762},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3761,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3763,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3765,"title":3766,"description":3767,"usageNote":3768,"categories":3769,"tier":361,"options":3771},"gantt-phase-summary-bars-task-progress-fills-current-period","Gantt · phase summary bars · task bars with progress fills · highlighted current period","Tasks grouped under two to four phases on equal-width period columns: each phase has a slim summary bar with end caps spanning its tasks, each task a bar from its start to its end period filled to its supplied percent complete with the percent beside it, and one optional highlighted period column carries a labeled pill.","For a phased plan whose status matters: a product launch by workstream, an office move, a clinical study setup, an event build-up, a system migration. Needs each task's phase, start and end period and percent complete. Not for exact dates, dependencies or critical paths, per-period effort, or plans without progress.",[3770,629],"roadmap",{"colors":3772},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3773,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":3775,"title":3776,"description":3777,"usageNote":3778,"categories":3779,"tier":130,"options":3780},"heatmap-calendar-month-week-columns","Calendar heatmap · actual dates · month fields · week columns","Actual Gregorian dates occupy Monday-first weekday rows and week columns within named month fields; exact observed values remain separate from unknown dates and out-of-range blank slots.","For supplied daily activity over a compact actual date range: shipped orders, customer enquiries or campaign responses. Month boundaries and weekday positions use real calendar dates; color intensity follows one shared numeric domain. Known zero is explicitly shown as 0, missing or null observations as ?, and slots outside the date range or month stay blank. Unlike a period\u002Fslot calendar this is dated activity, not scheduled membership. Not for inferred zeros, time-of-day data, aggregated months or values with different units.",[566,629],{"typography":3781,"spacing":3783},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3782,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3784,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3786,"title":3787,"description":3788,"usageNote":3789,"categories":3790,"tier":130,"options":3791},"heatmap-cohort-triangle-retention-shares","Cohort heatmap · staircase triangle · retained share per period · optional starting counts · weighted average row","A staircase grid of four to twelve cohorts by four to twelve periods since start, each cell the rounded share of the cohort's starting members still retained, shaded over the observed range, with a scale naming the lowest and highest observed shares. Shares derive from supplied starting and retained counts, shown beside the rows with an optional count-weighted average row, or are supplied percentages without counts. Periods a cohort has not reached stay blank.","Suits retention and repeat behaviour of groups that started together: customers by signup month, employees by hiring class, buyers by first-order week, students by intake year, app users by install week. Takes whole-number starting and retained counts, or reported retention percentages when counts are not known. Not for revenue retention above 100%, unrelated metrics in one grid, or values that are not shares of the starting members; use the general heatmap for those.",[566],{"cardShape":3792,"typography":3794,"spacing":3796},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3793,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3795,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3797,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3799,"title":3800,"description":3801,"usageNote":3802,"categories":3803,"tier":12,"options":3804},"heatmap-grid-intensity-cells","Heatmap · rows by columns · tiles shaded by value · value in every tile · scale bar","A grid of up to ten rows and twelve columns of tiles, shaded by their supplied numeric values and labeled with them. The legend carries common units and the value range; constant observations use a single-value key, and missing crossings are marked separately from zero.","Use to show how one measure varies across two lists, such as retention by signup week, activity by weekday and hour, or defects by team and month, with a number for each crossing. Not for text in the cells, categories without numbers, values with different units, good-or-bad ratings, or comparing named options.",[566],{"cardShape":3805,"typography":3807,"spacing":3809},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3806,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3808,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3810,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3812,"title":3813,"description":3814,"usageNote":3815,"categories":3816,"tier":361,"options":3817},"heatmap-isometric-skyline","Heatmap · isometric block of prisms · exact heights shaded by value · value on every roof · names along the plinth edges","Two to six rows by two to seven columns of equal-footprint projected square prisms standing close together on one shared plinth: every crossing's height is exactly proportional to its value from a common zero and its shade deepens with the value in one hue, each exact value sits upright on its prism's roof, row and column names stand along the plinth's two front edges, and a scale bar keys the shades.","Use to show where one nonnegative measure peaks and dips across two short ordered lists, when the ridge and the valley matter more than reading every number, such as support tickets by weekday and time of day, store visits by day and hour, energy use by month and daypart or defects by line and shift. Needs a value for every crossing. Not for negative values, missing crossings, more than six rows or seven columns, or grids where a tall front prism would hide most of what stands behind it; use the flat heatmap for larger or sparse grids.",[566],{"typography":3818,"spacing":3820},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3819,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3821,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3823,"title":3824,"description":3825,"usageNote":3826,"categories":3827,"tier":12,"options":3828},"histogram-equal-intervals-touching-bars-counts","Histogram · equal intervals · touching bars · counts","Three to ten contiguous equal-width numeric intervals form touching bars from a zero baseline. Heights and end labels show supplied counts, with every boundary labeled and empty bins retained.","Show pre-binned response times, ages, dimensions or prices with supplied counts in equal numeric intervals. Not for unequal-width bins, open-ended intervals, raw samples needing binning, missing counts, cumulative distributions, multiple series or category comparisons. No endpoint-inclusion convention is inferred.",[566],{"typography":3829,"spacing":3831},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3830,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3832,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3834,"title":3835,"description":3836,"usageNote":3837,"categories":3838,"tier":588,"options":3839},"hub-center-disc-radial-icon-cards","Hub & spoke · center disc · radial icon cards · straight associations","A measured circular hub with an icon and title connects to three to eight radial icon cards, each with a title and independently optional description. Clear straight spokes express direct association without direction, sequence or quantitative scale.","Use for one center with three to eight parts that each tie directly to it, such as platform modules, strategy pillars, supporting teams, marketing channels, or product benefits. Not for ordered steps, timelines, loops, comparisons, multi-level hierarchies, or funnels.",[178],{"cardShape":3840,"cardFill":3842,"colors":3844,"borderWeight":3846,"shadow":3848,"typography":3850,"iconShape":3852,"iconSize":3854,"iconPaint":3856,"iconShell":3858,"spacing":3859,"alignment":3861,"finish":3863,"lineStyle":3865,"lineWeight":3867},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3841,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3843,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3845,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3847,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3849,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3851,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3853,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3855,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3857,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3860,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3862,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3864,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3866,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3868,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3870,"title":3871,"description":3872,"usageNote":3873,"categories":3874,"tier":130,"options":3875},"hub-connected-lobes-branch-fields","Hub · connected lobes · branch-owned fields","Direct branch membership is expressed by continuous core-to-lobe interfaces with branch content integrated in each lobe.","For shared service offerings, campaign programs or community support. Every lobe belongs directly to the same core; interfaces do not imply flow, priority or measured contribution.",[178,148],{},{"id":3877,"title":3878,"description":3879,"usageNote":3880,"categories":3881,"tier":361,"options":3882},"hub-isometric-drum-channel-spokes-labeled-tablets","Hub · isometric central drum · floor-channel spokes · labeled satellite tablets","One plinth seen corner-on carries a central drum with the hub's title and description on its round front and an optional icon on its roof; four to eight low tablets stand in two columns either side, each joined to the drum by its own channel cut into the plinth and carrying its title, optional icon and one-line role on its front face.","For a core platform, team or offer and the four to eight parts that each depend on it directly, such as the services on a shared data platform, the departments around a customer team, the channels fed by one campaign, or the partners around a core product. Each satellite states its own role toward the hub. Tablet positions and channel lengths are schematic: they show direct association, not sequence, rank or quantity. Not for links between satellites, more than eight parts or long descriptions.",[178],{"typography":3883,"spacing":3885},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3884,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3886,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":3888,"title":3889,"description":3890,"usageNote":3891,"categories":3892,"tier":12,"options":3893},"hub-nested-circles-crescent-pills","Hub · nested enclosing circles · core icon · crescent detail pills","A named icon core with one to three larger enclosing circles, separated by an inset at the bottom. Each upper crescent contains a level name and measured detail pills. Circle sizes and positions are schematic.","Use for successive enclosing contexts around one core, such as core, actual and augmented product benefits or named application layers. Each detail belongs to its own named level. Nesting does not imply cumulative set membership, dependency direction or measured areas. Not for quantitative markets, intersecting sets, branching hierarchies or ordered steps.",[178],{"cardFill":3894,"colors":3896,"typography":3898,"iconShape":3900,"iconSize":3902,"iconPaint":3904,"iconShell":3906,"spacing":3907,"finish":3909},{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3895,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3897,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3899,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3901,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3903,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3905,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3908,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3910,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3912,"title":3913,"description":3914,"usageNote":3915,"categories":3916,"tier":12,"options":3917},"hub-orbit-rings-icon-satellites","Hub orbit · labeled rings · icon satellites","Three to ten named icon or logo satellites on one or two explicitly supplied group rings, with measured names and arcs segmented around badges and ring labels.","Use for one center and three to ten named ecosystem members, grouped into one or two supplied rings. Ring distance is schematic and does not encode closeness, strength or rank. Not for ordered steps, timelines, cycles, comparisons or multi-level hierarchies.",[178],{"colors":3918,"typography":3920,"iconSize":3922,"iconPaint":3924,"iconShell":3926,"spacing":3927,"finish":3929,"lineStyle":3931,"lineWeight":3933},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3919,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3921,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3923,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3925,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3928,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3930,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3932,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3934,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3936,"title":3937,"description":3938,"usageNote":3939,"categories":3940,"tier":361,"options":3941},"hub-paired-orbits-shared-member-bridge","Hub · paired orbits · shared member bridge","Two named hubs each own three broad, labeled orbit segments. An integrated undirected band between the hub centers owns the single member shared by both.","Two departments sharing a capability, partner ecosystems sharing a provider, or two regional networks sharing a facility. Private members belong to exactly one hub and the single bridge belongs to both. Not measured affinity, reporting lines or a directed process.",[178],{"typography":3942,"finish":3944},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3943,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3945,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":3947,"title":3948,"description":3949,"usageNote":3950,"categories":3951,"tier":12,"options":3952},"hub-side-columns-elbow-cards","Hub & spoke · side columns · elbow links · icon cards","One measured central icon card between two columns of icon cards, joined by a branching rail on each side. Every card has a title and an independently optional description.","Use for one product, platform, team or idea and two to eight directly related capabilities, stakeholders or parts. Connections express association without direction or sequence. Choose another design for directed data flow, ordered steps, comparisons or multi-level hierarchies.",[178],{"cardShape":3953,"cardFill":3955,"colors":3957,"borderWeight":3959,"shadow":3961,"typography":3963,"iconShape":3965,"iconSize":3967,"iconPaint":3969,"iconShell":3971,"spacing":3972,"alignment":3974,"finish":3976,"lineStyle":3978,"lineWeight":3980},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3954,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3956,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3958,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3960,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3962,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":3964,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":3966,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":3968,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":3970,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":3973,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":3975,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":3977,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":3979,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":3981,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":3983,"title":3984,"description":3985,"usageNote":3986,"categories":3987,"tier":130,"options":3988},"journey-map-grid-stage-columns-lanes","Journey map · stage columns · labeled perspective lanes","Three to five chronological stage columns, each with an icon and title, cross labeled lanes of supplied actions, thoughts, pain points and opportunities. Missing perspectives are explicit; wholly absent lanes are omitted.","Use for customer or user journeys with stage-specific actions and observations, such as onboarding research or service design. Not for dated timelines, option comparisons or internal process charts without a user perspective.",[2347,630],{"cardShape":3989,"cardFill":3991,"colors":3993,"borderWeight":3995,"shadow":3997,"typography":3999,"iconShape":4001,"iconSize":4003,"iconPaint":4005,"iconShell":4007,"spacing":4008,"alignment":4010,"finish":4012},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":3990,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":3992,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":3994,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":3996,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":3998,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4000,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4002,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4004,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4006,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4009,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4011,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4013,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4015,"title":4016,"description":4017,"usageNote":4018,"categories":4019,"tier":361,"options":4020},"journey-service-blueprint-linked-visibility-bays","Journey · service blueprint · linked visibility bays","A chronological customer-action ribbon sits above paired frontstage and backstage bays. Opposed fitted shoulders and exact vertical support arrows cross a shared line of visibility.","Appointment services, delivery experiences and student enrolment where each customer action has a supplied visible response and its corresponding hidden enabling activity. This is a compact service blueprint rather than an emotion map or free-form journey grid. No inferred observations, durations or unrelated cross-stage dependencies.",[2347,492],{"typography":4021,"finish":4023},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4022,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4024,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4026,"title":4027,"description":4028,"usageNote":4029,"categories":4030,"tier":588,"options":4031},"journey-stage-columns-touchpoints-emotion-curve","Journey · stage columns · touchpoint pills · optional ordinal emotion curve","Chronological stage cards contain icons, titles and touchpoint pills. Explicitly supplied feelings appear on a labeled five-level ordinal scale; curves connect adjacent observed stages only, with missing feelings listed outside the scale.","Use for a customer or user journey with three to six stages and stage-specific touchpoints, optionally with supplied feelings. Not for timelines, numerical satisfaction scores, internal process diagrams or inferred emotional assessments.",[2347],{"cardShape":4032,"cardFill":4034,"colors":4036,"borderWeight":4038,"shadow":4040,"typography":4042,"iconShape":4044,"iconSize":4046,"iconPaint":4048,"iconShell":4050,"spacing":4051,"alignment":4053,"finish":4055,"lineStyle":4057,"lineWeight":4059},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4033,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4035,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4037,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4039,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4041,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4043,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4045,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4047,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4049,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4052,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4054,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4056,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4058,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4060,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":4062,"title":4063,"description":4064,"usageNote":4065,"categories":4066,"tier":361,"options":4067},"journey-trail-elevation-profile-flagged-camps","Journey · trail elevation profile · stage widths to scale · flagged camps at exact heights · summit · current position","A journey of ordered stages drawn as a hiking-map elevation profile: each stage's width is its duration, the terrain's height at every stage boundary is an exact value on a labelled scale, and tonal elevation bands step at the scale's ticks. A trail follows the ridge, solid as far as the current position and dashed beyond it; a flagged camp at each boundary carries its name and value, and the highest camp flies the summit flag.","Suits one measure that rises and eases across the stages of a journey: effort across a product launch, difficulty along a learning curve, friction along a customer journey, risk across project phases, cumulative cost across a build. Needs 4 to 7 stages with a duration each in one unit, one non-negative value at the start and at the end of every stage, and optionally the stage in progress. Not for several measures, values known only per stage rather than at its boundaries, or negative values.",[2347,3770,566],{"typography":4068,"spacing":4070},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4069,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4071,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4073,"title":4074,"description":4075,"usageNote":4076,"categories":4077,"tier":588,"options":4078},"key-points-two-columns-tinted-icons","Key points · two balanced columns · tinted icon tiles · title and optional description","Equal-weight points flow independently in two measured columns, with identifying icon tiles, titles and independently optional descriptions.","Use for 4–12 equal-weight points. Preserve source order down the left column, then the right; the left takes the extra point for odd counts. No paired rows, rankings or process order are implied.",[784],{"colors":4079,"typography":4081,"spacing":4083,"iconShape":4085,"iconSize":4087,"iconPaint":4089,"iconShell":4091,"finish":4092},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4080,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4082,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4084,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4086,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4088,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4090,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4093,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4095,"title":4096,"description":4097,"usageNote":4098,"categories":4099,"tier":12,"options":4100},"layers-concentric-rings-labeled-legend","Layers · concentric rings around a core · label pills on the rings · legend with descriptions","Three to five schematic concentric layers, with a central title, measured ring label pills and an explanatory legend on a neutral panel.","Use for named enclosing levels ordered from the core outward, with a description for each level. Circle sizes are schematic and do not establish quantitative areas, cumulative set membership or dependency direction. Use another design for sequences, cycles, comparisons or overlapping sets.",[360],{"cardFill":4101,"colors":4103,"typography":4105,"spacing":4107,"finish":4109},{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4102,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4104,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4106,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4108,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4110,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4112,"title":4113,"description":4114,"usageNote":4114,"categories":4115,"tier":12,"options":4116},"layers-iceberg-visible-hidden","Iceberg · visible tip and hidden layers","Show 3–6 ordered layers of an iceberg: the first visible layer above a waterline and the remaining hidden layers below it. Each distinct label is up to 28 characters with independently optional specific description up to 80. Preserve the supplied order and whether hidden layers are proposed or established. Areas are schematic, not numeric quantities.",[360,148],{"cardShape":4117,"cardFill":4119,"borderWeight":4121,"shadow":4123,"typography":4125,"spacing":4127,"finish":4129,"alignment":4131,"colors":4133},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4118,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4120,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4122,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4124,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4126,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4128,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4130,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4132,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4134,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":4136,"title":4137,"description":4138,"usageNote":4139,"categories":4140,"tier":361,"options":4141},"layers-isometric-nested-hexagonal-terraces-direct-labels","Layers · isometric nested hexagonal terraces · direct labels","Three to four touching hexagonal solids form one nested terraced mass. Each outer terrace surrounds the inner layers, and every upright front face owns a directly readable title and description.","Protection layers, a product core with its surrounding platform, or organizational spheres of involvement. A dimensional containment alternative to concentric rings, distinct from a supporting slab stack or floating dependency plates. Schematic sizes, without quantitative shares or implied dependency direction.",[360],{"typography":4142,"finish":4144},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4143,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4145,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4147,"title":4148,"description":4149,"usageNote":4150,"categories":4151,"tier":361,"options":4152},"layers-nested-open-arches-owned-scope-captions","Layers · nested open arches · owned scope captions","Three open arches nest around each other, with every added scope named inside its crown.","Cumulative support packages, learning stages or service coverage. Supply inner to outer; every outer scope includes the earlier scopes.",[360,1194],{"typography":4153,"finish":4155},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4154,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4156,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4158,"title":4159,"description":4160,"usageNote":4161,"categories":4162,"tier":130,"options":4163},"layers-solid-slab-stack-owned-top-faces","Layers · solid isometric slab stack · labeled end caps · component blocks","Thick touching isometric slabs stack from foundation to top, each set back to expose its own lit top; the layer label sits on the slab's end cap and its components are blocks cut into its front face.","For a technology stack, an operating model from foundations to outcomes, or a layered security or service model, where each level supports the one above and owns a few named parts. Slab size and order are schematic: they show support and membership, not measured volume, importance or call dependencies. Not for more than five layers, long descriptions or links between individual components.",[360],{"typography":4164,"spacing":4166},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4165,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4167,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4169,"title":4170,"description":4171,"usageNote":4172,"categories":4173,"tier":361,"options":4174},"layers-sphere-cutaway-shells","Layers · cutaway sphere · concentric shells on three cut faces around a core ball · leader-linked titles and descriptions in one column","Three to six nested layers drawn as one shaded ball with an eighth cut out. The three flat cut faces, two upright and one floor, meet at the centre and show every layer as a concentric band under one projection, deepening from the pale outer skin to the core, which stays whole as a small ball in the corner. Each layer's title and description sit upright in one column beside the ball, outermost at the top, joined to its shell by a leader. Shells have equal thickness by rule, stated in a note.","Suits a subject whose parts wrap one another around a core: a product's core benefit out to its augmented offer, a brand from purpose to expression, security in depth, a platform from kernel to ecosystem, a culture from values to visible behaviour. Needs an order from innermost to outermost. Thickness carries no value, so it is not for layers with sizes or shares, and not for stacked levels that sit on one another without enclosing: use a stack or pyramid for those.",[360],{},{"id":4176,"title":4177,"description":4178,"usageNote":4179,"categories":4180,"tier":361,"options":4182},"map-central-europe-country-shading-keyed-value-ledger","Map · Central Europe country shading · keyed value ledger","Eight fixed, complete country outlines use a common numeric color scale and interior correspondence keys. An aligned ledger retains every supplied value, including zero and explicit unknowns.","Country-level market amounts, recruitment figures or programme observations for the eight supported Central European countries. Exact Natural Earth identifiers AUT, CHE, CZE, DEU, HUN, POL, SVK and SVN only. Fixed geography is not territory sized by the metric; no missing observation becomes zero and no country total is inferred from area.",[4181,565],"map",{"typography":4183},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4184,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":4186,"title":4187,"description":4188,"usageNote":4189,"categories":4190,"tier":361,"options":4191},"map-dimensional-globe-geographic-hub-route-callouts","Geographic globe · one hub · regional connection callouts","A geographic Earth positions a supplied business hub and one to four regional locations using sourced orthographic coordinates. Direct arrows retain supplied connections, with continuous land and upright role captions.","Office support, regional coordination and service coverage between two to five catalogued cities in the fixed 40°E equatorial orthographic hemisphere. Every supplied regional location receives one explicit directed connection from the same hub. Exact Natural Earth positions never move to fit labels. Arrows express connectivity, not travel paths, distances, amounts or flow. No arbitrary-name geocoding, unsupported locations, reverse connections or inferred links; overlapping city markers, crowded labels and connections crossing another city remain explicit layout failures.",[4181,178],{"typography":4192,"finish":4194},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4193,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4195,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4197,"title":4198,"description":4199,"usageNote":4200,"categories":4201,"tier":361,"options":4202},"map-isometric-north-america-territories-direct-callouts","Map · isometric North America territories · direct callouts","Fixed real Canada, United States and Mexico outlines form one shallow solid geographic assembly. Every country piece supplied by the generalized basemap remains in place, with a direct country-owned caption retaining one short business fact.","A North American market-coverage overview for sales partnerships, recruiting coverage or distribution presence. Supports exactly the grounded Natural Earth identifiers CAN, USA and MEX, each once with a supplied short business fact. All 41 country polygons in the licensed 110m source remain, including the supplied Alaska, Hawaii and Canadian island pieces; no insets, island inflation or mainland crop. Fixed north-up Albers geography is gently viewed obliquely, with uniform nonquantitative thickness. Country area and color do not encode business magnitude; no locations, routes, quantitative shading or unspecified facts are inferred.",[4181,565],{"typography":4203,"finish":4205},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4204,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4206,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4208,"title":4209,"description":4210,"usageNote":4211,"categories":4212,"tier":130,"options":4213},"matrix-benefit-horizon-grid-listed-entries","Benefit and horizon grid · ordered benefit rows by time-horizon columns · entries listed in their cell","A grid of three or four ordered benefit levels (highest at the top, each with its ordinal step marks) against three or four time horizons (soonest at the left, under a time arrow). Each cell lists its entries as compact text rows with dot or icon bullets, rows sized to their fullest cell; empty cells stay empty.","Use to sort named technologies, initiatives, product bets, regulations or market trends by an expected benefit level and the time horizon until it matters, as in an analyst priority matrix, an innovation radar summary, a product bet portfolio or a policy horizon scan. Levels are supplied categories, not scores. Not for numeric positions (use a scatter or quadrant plot), for a curve of expectations over time (use a hype cycle), or for more than six entries in one cell.",[911],{"cardShape":4214,"borderWeight":4216,"shadow":4218,"finish":4220,"typography":4222,"spacing":4224,"iconShape":4226,"iconPaint":4228},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4215,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4217,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4219,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4221,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4223,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4225,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4227,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4229,"default":65},[65,26],{"id":4231,"title":4232,"description":4233,"usageNote":4234,"categories":4235,"tier":12,"options":4236},"matrix-categorical-axes-shared-markers-choice-key","Matrix · two categorical axes · shared position markers · full choice key","Three or four options share two opposed categorical axes, with exact joint-position markers and a complete grouped key retaining partial unknowns.","For supplied qualitative choices of three or four options on exactly two opposed criteria: competing brands on personalisation and pace, vendors on cost model and support depth, product concepts on complexity and audience, or initiatives on effort and reach. Low, balanced and high are named categories with schematic spacing, not numeric coordinates. Coincidence shares one marker; partial unknowns remain unplotted and keep both choices visibly in the key. Not for inferred assessment, distances, preference, numerical scores or actual market evidence.",[911,565],{"cardShape":4237,"typography":4239,"spacing":4241},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4238,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4240,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4242,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4244,"title":4245,"description":4246,"usageNote":4247,"categories":4248,"tier":130,"options":4249},"matrix-concentric-sector-ring-owned-fields","Matrix · concentric sectors and rings · owned intersection labels","Equal categorical sectors cross named concentric rings; every intersection holds its own label.","Use for service offers by delivery layer, brand pillars by evidence level, or skills by practice context. Equal schematic cells do not encode amounts or hierarchy.",[911],{"typography":4250,"colors":4252},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4251,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4253,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":4255,"title":4256,"description":4257,"usageNote":4258,"categories":4259,"tier":361,"options":4260},"matrix-crossing-category-ribbons-owned-intersection-fields","Matrix · crossing category ribbons · owned intersection fields","Two horizontal category bands cross two vertical category bands. Their four intersections own the supplied combined-case captions, while category headings remain attached to the same continuous ribbons.","Match audience to channel, urgency to contact method or customer type to service format. The full two-by-two grid has one supplied caption for every exact row\u002Fcolumn pair; blended intersections show joint membership, without priority or sequence.",[911,148],{"typography":4261,"finish":4263},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4262,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4264,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4266,"title":4267,"description":4268,"usageNote":4269,"categories":4270,"tier":130,"options":4271},"matrix-growth-share-bubbles-split-axes-area-values","Bubble matrix · supplied split axes · four named quadrants · area-sized bubbles · size key","Two to eight entries placed on two numeric axes split by supplied thresholds into four named quadrants, each drawn as a translucent bubble whose area shows a third nonnegative amount, labeled inside or beside it, with a ledger of exact amounts and quadrant membership and a reference size key. The horizontal axis can run high-to-low, as in the classic growth-share matrix.","Portfolio and prioritization views where position and size both matter: a growth-share product portfolio sized by revenue, projects by value and effort sized by budget, customer segments by frequency and spend sized by customer count, markets by attractiveness and strength sized by market size. Not for points without a size amount (use a scatter or numeric quadrant matrix), for categorical or ordinal positions (use a nine-box or categorical matrix), or for more than eight entries.",[911,566],{"cardShape":4272,"typography":4274,"spacing":4276,"colors":4278},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4273,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4275,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4277,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4279,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":4281,"title":4282,"description":4283,"usageNote":4284,"categories":4285,"tier":130,"options":4286},"matrix-heatmap-marginal-total-bars","Matrix · shaded value cells · column-total bars above · row-total bars beside · grand total corner","A grid of rows by columns of cells shaded and labeled by their values, with a bar above every column for its computed total and a bar to the right of every row for its computed total, both flush with their exact column or row on one shared scale from zero, and the grand total where the two margins meet.","Use to show how one additive measure splits across two lists and which rows and columns carry the most, such as revenue by product line and region, support tickets by channel and weekday, headcount by department and office, or defects by component and release. Needs a value for every crossing so the totals are exact. Not for negative values, rates or averages that do not add up, values in different units, missing crossings, or good-or-bad ratings.",[911,566],{"cardShape":4287,"typography":4289,"spacing":4291},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4288,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4290,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4292,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4294,"title":4295,"description":4296,"usageNote":4297,"categories":4298,"tier":361,"options":4299},"matrix-isometric-current-target-floor-linked-markers","Matrix · isometric current–target floor · linked markers","A shallow four-quadrant floor retains exact current and target coordinates on fixed zero-to-one-hundred axes. Direct arrows and matching letter keys connect positions to a complete coordinate ledger.","Three capability shifts, service priorities or portfolio moves on supplied zero-to-one-hundred scores. Thresholds and destinations must be supplied. Sparse positions are required; collisions fail visibly instead of moving data.",[911,566],{"typography":4300,"finish":4302},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4301,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4303,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4305,"title":4306,"description":4307,"usageNote":4308,"categories":4309,"tier":130,"options":4310},"matrix-isometric-group-platforms-level-slab-towers-targets","Level assessment · isometric group platforms on one plinth · towers of equal separated level slabs · outlined target slabs · scale tower key","Two to four touching pastel platforms on one neutral plinth, one per group and named on its front face, hold two to five corner-on towers each; every tower stacks equal separated slabs on one shared level pitch, solid up to its current level and dashed outline slabs up to an optional target level, with its name above. A neutral scale tower at the left stacks every level with its name beside its slab, and a key names the solid and outlined slabs. Levels above an item's target, or above its current level when it has none, are not drawn.","Use to show where several capabilities, practices or controls stand on one ordered scale of three to five named levels, grouped into two to four domains, and how far each must climb to its target: a digital or data maturity assessment by domain, a security controls audit by control family, sales enablement skill levels by team, process or readiness reviews by function. Levels are ordered steps, not measured scores; tower spacing and platform size carry no data. Not for numeric KPIs or percentages, more than twelve items, ungrouped lists, timelines or comparing options on criteria.",[911,148],{"typography":4311,"spacing":4313},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4312,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4314,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4316,"title":4317,"description":4318,"usageNote":4319,"categories":4320,"tier":361,"options":4321},"matrix-isometric-quadrant-tiles-exact-height-blocks","Matrix · isometric plinth · four tinted quadrant tiles · axes on the front faces · equal-footprint blocks · exact heights","A 2×2 matrix laid flat as an isometric plinth split into four pale quadrant tiles, each named in front of its blocks, with the two axes and their low and high ends along the plinth's front faces; three to ten equal-footprint blocks stand in corner-on rows on their quadrant's tile, each block's height exactly proportional to its amount on one common scale, with its name and exact value above it and a key naming what height shows.","Use when entries sorted into four quadrants also carry one comparable amount: initiatives by impact and effort sized by cost, a product portfolio by growth and margin sized by revenue, accounts by fit and intent sized by ARR, markets by attractiveness and readiness sized by market size. Positions inside a quadrant carry no meaning. Not for numeric x and y coordinates (use a numeric quadrant or bubble matrix), entries without a shared amount, negative amounts, more than five entries in one quadrant or more than ten in all.",[911,566],{"typography":4322,"spacing":4324},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4323,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4325,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4327,"title":4328,"description":4329,"usageNote":4330,"categories":4331,"tier":361,"options":4332},"matrix-isometric-ring-terraces-sector-wedges-labeled-blocks","Matrix · isometric concentric terraces rising to the center · seamed sector wedges · ring name pills on the front axis · equal cube blocks labeled beside them","Two or three concentric ring terraces, the innermost a disc standing highest, all split into the same two to four seamed sector wedges in one color per sector, named outside the terraces beside a key cube; three to twelve equal cube blocks stand on the terrace top of their ring and sector in supplied order clockwise, each labeled upright beside it, with the ring names as pills from the disc's center down the front axis and a note that areas and heights are schematic.","Use when entries are sorted by two categories, one of them a ring order from closest or core outward: an innovation ambition matrix (core, adjacent, transformational by business line), a technology radar by adoption ring and quadrant, stakeholders by proximity and group, partner ecosystem tiers by category, now, next and later by team. Ring widths, heights and sector sizes are schematic and carry no amount; position inside a cell carries no rank. Not for numeric scores or amounts, more than three rings, more than four sectors, more than three entries in one ring and sector or more than twelve in all.",[911,360],{"typography":4333,"spacing":4335},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4334,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4336,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4338,"title":4339,"description":4340,"usageNote":4341,"categories":4342,"tier":130,"options":4343},"matrix-maturity-levels-capability-rows-current-target","Maturity grid · numbered level columns · stepped capability rows · target markers and gap pills","A grid of four or five ordered, numbered level columns with optional descriptors over three to seven rows. Each row fills separated level steps up to its current level; an optional target level carries a ring marker, dashed planned steps, an arrow across the gap and a +N gap pill. A key names the current and target marks.","Use to show where several capabilities, teams or practices stand on one ordered maturity scale and how far each must go: digital or data maturity, security posture, sales enablement, process or skills readiness. Levels are ordered steps, not measured scores. Not for numeric KPIs against targets, for comparing options on criteria, or for timelines and roadmaps.",[911,148],{"cardShape":4344,"borderWeight":4346,"shadow":4348,"typography":4350,"spacing":4352,"iconShape":4354,"iconSize":4356,"iconShell":4358,"finish":4359},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4345,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4347,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4349,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4351,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4353,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4355,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4357,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4360,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4362,"title":4363,"description":4364,"usageNote":4365,"categories":4366,"tier":130,"options":4367},"matrix-movement-arrows-current-target-positions","Movement matrix · supplied split axes · four named quadrants · current-to-destination arrows · quadrant move ledger","Three to ten entries on two numeric axes split by supplied thresholds into four named quadrants, each a hollow marker at its current position with an optional arrow to a solid marker at its destination, labeled at the destination, with a key and a ledger of each entry's quadrant move. Numbered plotted keys match the complete entry names in the adjacent movement ledger.","Plans and observed shifts where entries move between positions: a portfolio repositioning plan by customer value and profitability, a capability shift by maturity and importance, accounts migrating by spend and engagement, markets moving by attractiveness and strength. Not for a single snapshot without movement (use a numeric quadrant matrix or scatter), for sized entries (use a bubble matrix) or for categorical positions.",[911],{"cardShape":4368,"typography":4370,"spacing":4372},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4369,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4371,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4373,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4375,"title":4376,"description":4377,"usageNote":4378,"categories":4379,"tier":130,"options":4380},"matrix-needs-response-correlations-roof","Matrix · contributions · shared-column compatibility roof","A contribution grid and triangular response-pair roof share one exact set of response columns.","For customer needs and product features, event objectives and program choices, or workplace needs and site provisions. Shows supplied proposed relationships without scores, importance weights or inferred absences.",[911,148],{},{"id":4382,"title":4383,"description":4384,"usageNote":4385,"categories":4386,"tier":130,"options":4387},"matrix-nine-box-graded-cells-placed-entries","Nine-box grid · two three-level axes · cells graded toward high\u002Fhigh · named entries with initials","A three-by-three grid of cells formed by two axes of three ordered levels, shaded in one accent that deepens as both levels rise. Each cell has an optional name and a count pill, and lists its entries as initials avatars with names and optional descriptions. Axis arrows, level labels and captions frame the grid.","Use to place named people, businesses, accounts, suppliers or products into the cell of two supplied three-level assessments: talent reviews (performance against potential), GE-McKinsey style portfolios (attractiveness against strength), account or supplier segmentation. Levels are categories, not scores. Not for numeric positions (use a scatter or quadrant plot), for two-by-two classifications or for more than four entries per cell.",[911],{"cardShape":4388,"borderWeight":4390,"shadow":4392,"typography":4394,"spacing":4396,"iconPaint":4398,"avatarShape":4400},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4389,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4391,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4393,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4395,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4397,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4399,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":15,"label":776,"choices":4401,"default":54},[54,18],{"id":4403,"title":4404,"description":4405,"usageNote":4406,"categories":4407,"tier":12,"options":4408},"matrix-numeric-quadrants-split-axes-keyed-points","Numeric quadrant matrix · supplied split axes · keyed points","Exact numeric observations separated by two supplied dividers, with named quadrant membership in the key.","Use for supplied numeric axes, thresholds and quadrant meanings. Unlike the published task buckets and ordinal 3×3 draft, positions are quantitative. No inferred priority labels or median thresholds.",[911,566],{"cardShape":4409,"typography":4411,"spacing":4413,"colors":4415},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4410,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4412,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4414,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4416,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":4418,"title":4419,"description":4420,"usageNote":4421,"categories":4422,"tier":588,"options":4423},"matrix-priority-quadrants-task-pills","Priority matrix with counted task pills","Four measured task groups under supplied binary criteria, with icon headers, derived counts and flowing task pills.","Use for tasks with supplied priority classifications under two binary criteria. Empty groups remain empty. Not for continuous coordinates, SWOT narratives or inferred urgency judgments.",[911],{"cardShape":4424,"cardFill":4426,"colors":4428,"borderWeight":4430,"shadow":4432,"typography":4434,"iconShape":4436,"iconSize":4438,"iconPaint":4440,"iconShell":4442,"spacing":4443,"alignment":4445,"finish":4447},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4425,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4427,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4429,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4431,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4433,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4435,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4437,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4439,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4441,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4444,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4446,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4448,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4450,"title":4451,"description":4452,"usageNote":4453,"categories":4454,"tier":12,"options":4455},"matrix-quadrant-tinted-cards-bullets","Matrix · quadrant cards with bullet points","Four explicitly positioned quadrant cards with supplied qualitative axis meanings, icons, optional descriptions and one to four points.","Use for four groups defined by two axes, such as a portfolio matrix, a skill\u002Fwill grid, or a positioning map, where each quadrant needs a short explanation. Not for plotting individual items, SWOT analyses, processes, or comparisons of named options.",[911],{"cardShape":4456,"cardFill":4458,"colors":4460,"borderWeight":4462,"shadow":4464,"typography":4466,"iconShape":4468,"iconSize":4470,"iconPaint":4472,"iconShell":4474,"spacing":4475,"alignment":4477,"finish":4479},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4457,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4459,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4461,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4463,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4465,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4467,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4469,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4471,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4473,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4476,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4478,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4480,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4482,"title":4483,"description":4484,"usageNote":4485,"categories":4486,"tier":361,"options":4487},"matrix-radial-tapered-spokes-current-target-level-cells","Matrix · radial tapered spokes · current and target level cells","Six separated tapered spokes share five numbered ordinal positions. Exactly one filled current cell and one dashed target outline belong to each spoke; the complete level key remains below the figure.","Capability readiness, venue assessment or curriculum evaluation using one supplied ordered scale. Categories are ordinal, not measured distances; unselected cells imply no completed prerequisites. Every row needs an explicit current and target level.",[911,565],{"typography":4488,"finish":4490},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4489,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4491,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4493,"title":4494,"description":4495,"usageNote":4496,"categories":4497,"tier":130,"options":4498},"matrix-risk-likelihood-impact-graded-cells-keyed-risks","Risk matrix · likelihood by impact · cells graded by supplied rating · keyed entries with residual moves · register","A grid of three to five ordered likelihood rows by three to five ordered impact columns, each cell washed in the tone of its supplied rating from least to most severe. Keyed short-code markers sit in their assessed cells; an optional dashed arrow, straight or bowed around other markers, moves an entry to its expected cell after treatment. A register beside the grid lists every entry with its assessed rating and, when it moves, its residual rating, and a legend keys the ratings and marker kinds.","Use to show where a set of risks, hazards or issues sits on a likelihood and impact scale and where treatment is expected to move them: programme and project risk registers, operational, security, compliance, supplier, health and safety or financial risk reviews. Ratings are supplied per cell, not computed from position. Not for numeric scatter data, for priority sorting of tasks (use a priority matrix), or for continuous heat values.",[911],{"cardShape":4499,"typography":4501,"spacing":4503},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4500,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4502,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4504,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4506,"title":4507,"description":4508,"usageNote":4509,"categories":4510,"tier":130,"options":4511},"matrix-tilted-plane-categorical-placements","Matrix · tilted plane · categorical placements","Upright labeled placements occupy exact categorical intersections on a compact tilted board.","Portfolio ownership; Channel planning; Service coverage. Exact category membership only, not numeric positions, scores or bubble areas.",[911],{"typography":4512,"spacing":4514},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4513,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4515,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4517,"title":4518,"description":4519,"usageNote":4520,"categories":4521,"tier":130,"options":4522},"matrix-wave-arc-bands-scored-vendors","Wave matrix · shared score axes · concentric arc bands from the origin · scored entries · optional presence area · band ledger","Two to twelve entries placed by two scores on one shared scale, inside three or four schematic quarter-arc bands that widen from the bottom-left origin, with optional marker area for a third amount and a ledger grouping the exact scores by band.","Analyst-style evaluations where two scores on one scale decide standing: vendor or product evaluations (strategy against current offering), supplier and partner assessments, shortlisted solutions in a procurement review, agencies or candidates rated on two criteria. Not for axes with different units or ranges (use a scatter or numeric quadrant matrix), for categorical positions, or for thresholds that split the plot into four named quadrants.",[911,566],{"cardShape":4523,"typography":4525,"spacing":4527,"colors":4529},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4524,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4526,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4528,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4530,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":4532,"title":4533,"description":4534,"usageNote":4535,"categories":4536,"tier":130,"options":4537},"matrix-work-state-pools-capacity-rails","Matrix · current work pools · task-slot capacity rails","Actual work cards belong to current state pools whose explicit capacity rails retain empty slots and visible excess work.","For service queues, editorial work or project delivery. Cards show supplied current work-state membership; slot counts derive from cards, explicit WIP capacity stays separate, and excess work remains visible without predicting completion.",[911,654],{},{"id":4539,"title":4540,"description":4541,"usageNote":4542,"categories":4543,"tier":361,"options":4545},"mind-map-fitted-triad-branch-owned-leaf-fields","Mind map · fitted triad · branch-owned leaf fields","Three broad fitted wings form a compact three-wing board around a triangular topic. Each wing keeps one branch heading above its two leaf phrases, so ownership stays visible without crossing links.","Organize a launch plan, a learning curriculum or a venue programme into three peer branches with two ideas each. Fitted boundaries express topic and branch membership, not a sequence, quantity, priority or pairwise relationship.",[4544,148],"mind-map",{"typography":4546,"finish":4548},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4547,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4549,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4551,"title":4552,"description":4553,"usageNote":4554,"categories":4555,"tier":361,"options":4556},"mind-map-left-root-fan-branches-forked-leaf-fields","Mind map · left root · fan branches · forked leaf fields","A left topic fans into three continuous branch fields. Each icon and branch label owns two fitted leaf prongs, keeping the second level part of the branch rather than separate cards.","Research planning, an operating-model outline or a learning curriculum. The two leaf fields belong explicitly to their branch; repeated terms across branches stay separate and no flow or weights are inferred.",[4544,969],{"typography":4557,"finish":4559},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4558,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4560,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4562,"title":4563,"description":4564,"usageNote":4565,"categories":4566,"tier":12,"options":4567},"mind-map-radial-curved-branches-leaf-rails","Mind map · radial curved branches · icon anchors and leaf rails","A central topic fans outward to icon-marked branches around a radial field; each branch carries a directly attached rail of subtopics, retaining explicit parent membership.","Use for one topic with 3–6 unordered branches and up to 3 subtopics each in a radial composition. Branch positions do not imply sequence, ranking or quantitative shares. Not reporting trees, workflows or arbitrary cross-links.",[4544],{"colors":4568,"typography":4570,"iconShape":4572,"iconSize":4574,"iconPaint":4576,"iconShell":4578,"spacing":4579,"alignment":4581,"finish":4583,"lineStyle":4585,"lineWeight":4587,"markerKind":4589,"markerSize":4592},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4569,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4571,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4573,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4575,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4577,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4580,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4582,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4584,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4586,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4588,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":4590,"choices":4591,"default":2873},"Subtopic markers",[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":4593,"choices":4594,"default":59},"Subtopic marker size",[91,59,60],{"id":4596,"title":4597,"description":4598,"usageNote":4599,"categories":4600,"tier":361,"options":4601},"mind-map-tapered-branches-words-on-lines-twig-subitems","Mind map · tapered branch strokes · words riding on their lines · thinner twigs to sub-items","A central topic grows three to six smooth tapered branch strokes, thick at the topic and thinning outward, split between both sides. Each branch's icon and label ride on the straight end of its own stroke, and each branch splits into thinner, paler twigs whose sub-items ride on their own short lines.","Use for one topic broken into three to six themes with up to four short sub-items each, such as brainstorming a product launch, study notes on a subject, planning an event, or the areas of a strategy. Not for ordered processes, timelines, reporting hierarchies, quantities or yes\u002Fno decisions.",[4544],{"cardShape":4602,"cardFill":4604,"colors":4606,"borderWeight":4608,"shadow":4610,"typography":4612,"iconShape":4614,"iconSize":4616,"iconPaint":4618,"iconShell":4620,"spacing":4621,"finish":4623},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4603,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4605,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4607,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4609,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4611,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4613,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4615,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4617,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4619,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4622,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4624,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4626,"title":4627,"description":4628,"usageNote":4629,"categories":4630,"tier":130,"options":4631},"mind-map-two-sided-curved-links-marked-subitems","Mind map · two-sided icon cards · curved links · marked sub-items","A central topic connects to icon-bearing branch cards on both sides. Each branch may connect to a measured stack of marked sub-items farther outward; curved links show association without direction or quantitative scale.","Use for one topic broken into two to eight branches with up to five short sub-items each, such as a brainstorm, a study outline, a feature map, or the areas of a plan. Not for ordered processes, timelines, reporting hierarchies, comparison tables, or yes\u002Fno decisions.",[4544,969],{"cardShape":4632,"cardFill":4634,"colors":4636,"borderWeight":4638,"shadow":4640,"typography":4642,"iconShape":4644,"iconSize":4646,"iconPaint":4648,"iconShell":4650,"spacing":4651,"alignment":4653,"finish":4655,"lineStyle":4657,"lineWeight":4659,"markerKind":4661,"markerSize":4664},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4633,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4635,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4637,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4639,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4641,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4643,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4645,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4647,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4649,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4652,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4654,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4656,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4658,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4660,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":4662,"choices":4663,"default":2873},"Sub-item markers",[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":4665,"choices":4666,"default":59},"Sub-item marker size",[91,59,60],{"id":4668,"title":4669,"description":4670,"usageNote":4671,"categories":4672,"tier":361,"options":4673},"network-diagram-circular-group-arcs-weighted-chord-links","Network diagram · nodes on one circle · group arcs · width-scaled chord links · link counts","Six to fourteen named nodes placed on one circle in two to four named groups, each group marked by an outer arc, with undirected links drawn as curved chords through the interior whose width is a supplied whole-number value, each node disc showing its derived number of links, and a key of groups and link widths below.","Suits who works with whom and how strongly: stakeholder maps, partner ecosystems, collaboration between teams, dependencies between systems, trade between regions. Needs every node in one group and one whole-number value per link in a common unit. Not for hierarchies or reporting lines (use an org chart or tree), ordered flows (use a flowchart or Sankey), or one central hub with satellites (use a hub-and-spoke design).",[178],{"typography":4674,"spacing":4676},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4675,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4677,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4679,"title":4680,"description":4681,"usageNote":4682,"categories":4683,"tier":12,"options":4684},"numbered-list-large-numerals-titled-points","Numbered list · large numerals · titled points","Three to eight source-ordered titled points with large readable ordinals, independently optional explanations and measured divided rows.","Use for an ordered set of reasons, principles, tips or takeaways. Ordinals identify reading position; they do not express rank or process dependencies. Use a process or ranked-list design when those relationships are supplied.",[784],{"colors":4685,"typography":4687,"spacing":4689,"lineStyle":4691,"lineWeight":4693},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4686,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4688,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4690,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4692,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4694,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":4696,"title":4697,"description":4698,"usageNote":4699,"categories":4700,"tier":12,"options":4701},"option-cards-row-icon-points","Option cards · row · icons and taglines · checked strengths · best-for pills","Two to four equal cards in one row, with icon badges, names and taglines, checked strengths below a shared divider line, and optional best-for pills aligned along the bottom.","Use for choosing between approaches, tools, plans, or vendors with independent strengths and optional audience guidance. Not for corresponding feature rows, ratings, processes, or timelines.",[565,654],{"cardShape":4702,"cardFill":4704,"colors":4706,"borderWeight":4708,"shadow":4710,"typography":4712,"iconShape":4714,"iconSize":4716,"iconPaint":4718,"iconShell":4720,"spacing":4721,"alignment":4723,"finish":4725},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4703,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4705,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4707,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4709,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4711,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4713,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4715,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4717,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4719,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4722,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4724,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4726,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4728,"title":4729,"description":4730,"usageNote":4731,"categories":4732,"tier":361,"options":4734},"org-chart-dual-leads-overlapping-report-fields","Org chart · dual leads · overlapping report fields","Two leader cards attach to overlapping report enclosures. Exclusive reports occupy the outer fields, and each person reporting to both leaders appears once in the stronger central overlap.","A matrix product team, professional partnership or jointly managed project with supplied direct-report relationships to two leaders. Unlike a strict org tree, it preserves dual reporting without duplicating a person. The overlap means reports directly to both; it does not infer authority from project participation, accountability or shared responsibility.",[4733],"org-chart",{"typography":4735,"finish":4737},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4736,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4738,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4740,"title":4741,"description":4742,"usageNote":4743,"categories":4744,"tier":130,"options":4745},"org-chart-leader-department-panels-member-rows","Org chart · leader card over department panels · elbow links · initials member rows","One measured leader card connects through a shared hierarchy rail to two to five department panels. Each panel has a measured icon header and ordered member cards, with initials for supplied names and role icons for unnamed people. Member ordering shows membership rather than additional reporting lines.","Use for people grouped into two to five teams under one leader, with one to six members per team and up to twenty total. Names may be supplied independently; unnamed people use role icons. Use a reporting-tree design for deep individual reporting chains.",[4733],{"cardShape":4746,"cardFill":4748,"colors":4750,"borderWeight":4752,"shadow":4754,"typography":4756,"iconShape":4758,"iconSize":4760,"iconPaint":4762,"iconShell":4764,"spacing":4765,"alignment":4767,"finish":4769,"lineStyle":4771,"lineWeight":4773,"avatarShape":4775},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4747,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4749,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4751,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4753,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4755,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4757,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4759,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4761,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4763,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4766,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4768,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4770,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4772,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4774,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":4776,"choices":4777,"default":54},"People avatars",[54,18],{"id":4779,"title":4780,"description":4781,"usageNote":4782,"categories":4783,"tier":12,"options":4784},"org-chart-left-right-elbow-initials-rows","Org chart · left to right · elbow links · compact initials rows","A left-to-right reporting tree with measured horizontal avatar rows, up to four level columns, and one shared elbow trunk per sibling group. Named people show initials and unnamed roles use supplied icons; a flat soft graph panel preserves borderless card shapes.","Use for a reporting hierarchy of three to twenty people over up to four levels, with at most six direct reports each, such as a company down to its team leads or a department down to individual contributors, with or without names. Not for processes, timelines, comparisons, or taxonomies of things.",[4733,969],{"cardShape":4785,"cardFill":4787,"colors":4789,"borderWeight":4791,"shadow":4793,"typography":4795,"iconSize":4797,"iconPaint":4799,"iconShell":4801,"spacing":4802,"alignment":4804,"finish":4806,"lineStyle":4808,"lineWeight":4810,"avatarShape":4812},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4786,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4788,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4790,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4792,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4794,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4796,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4798,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4800,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4803,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4805,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4807,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4809,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4811,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":4776,"choices":4813,"default":54},[54,18],{"id":4815,"title":4816,"description":4817,"usageNote":4818,"categories":4819,"tier":361,"options":4820},"org-chart-nested-arched-scopes-owned-role-rows","Org chart · nested arched scopes · owned role rows","One outer leadership enclosure contains two smaller manager arches. Each manager owns two full role rows inside the same boundary, expressing the reporting tree through nested space.","A programme team, a workshop operation or a small venue with one lead, two managers and two reports per manager. Every immediate enclosure means reports to its heading. No matrix reporting, functional-only grouping or numerical headcount scale.",[4733,969],{"typography":4821,"finish":4823},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4822,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4824,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4826,"title":4827,"description":4828,"usageNote":4829,"categories":4830,"tier":361,"options":4831},"org-chart-radial-department-arcs-member-ring","Org chart · radial · leader disc · department arc band sized by headcount · member avatar ring · outside name labels","The leader sits in a central disc with an initials avatar, name and role. Around it, a ring of department bands sweeps an arc exactly proportional to each department's member count, with the department name set across its band. An outer band carries every member as an initials avatar inside their department's arc, with measured name and role labels placed radially outside the ring. Constant seams separate departments in both bands.","Use for one leader over two to six teams with one to six people each and three to sixteen people in total, when the relative size of each team matters as much as who belongs to it: company departments under a CEO, hospital teams under a ward lead, club committees under a chair, project workstreams under a lead. Names may be supplied independently; unnamed people use role icons. Not for reporting chains deeper than one level, for larger organisations, or for teams without people listed.",[4733],{"cardShape":4832,"colors":4834,"typography":4836,"iconSize":4838,"iconPaint":4840,"iconShell":4842,"spacing":4843,"finish":4845,"avatarShape":4847},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4833,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4835,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4837,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4839,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4841,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4844,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4846,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":4776,"choices":4848,"default":54},[54,18],{"id":4850,"title":4851,"description":4852,"usageNote":4853,"categories":4854,"tier":361,"options":4855},"org-chart-reporting-tree-lateral-advisory-roles","Org chart · reporting tree · lateral advisory roles","A centered three-level reporting tree retains two managers and their paired reports. Two lateral staff roles advise the leader through a separately keyed dashed relationship.","A service business with legal and finance advice, a school leadership team with specialist advisors, or a programme office with independent advisory roles. Staff advice is not line authority. Exact supplied reporting and advisory memberships only.",[4733,969],{"typography":4856,"finish":4858},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4857,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4859,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4861,"title":4862,"description":4863,"usageNote":4864,"categories":4865,"tier":130,"options":4866},"org-chart-top-down-round-avatars-names-below","Org chart · top-down tree · round avatars · names below","A reporting tree of measured round avatars and centered name\u002Frole captions, with one shared reporting rail per parent and space reserved for every subtree.","Use for a compact picture of three to twenty people over at most three levels, with up to six direct reports each, such as a small company's whole team, a department with its leads and members, or a committee, with or without names. Not for processes, timelines, comparisons, taxonomies of things, or orgs deeper than three levels.",[4733,969],{"colors":4867,"typography":4869,"iconSize":4871,"iconPaint":4873,"iconShell":4875,"spacing":4876,"finish":4878,"lineStyle":4880,"lineWeight":4882},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4868,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4870,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4872,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4874,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4877,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4879,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4881,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4883,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":4885,"title":4886,"description":4887,"usageNote":4888,"categories":4889,"tier":588,"options":4890},"org-chart-top-down-stacked-initials-cards","Org chart · top-down · elbow links to a manager row · reports stacked on rails · initials cards","One leader card connects through a shared hierarchy rail to a row of manager cards. Each manager’s direct reports stack on a separate side rail. Measured avatars show supplied initials or role icons, with names and roles in coordinated cards.","Use for three to fifteen people over up to three reporting levels, with two to five direct reports to the leader and up to five reports per manager. Useful for leadership teams and departments whose teams fit compact vertical stacks. Names may be supplied independently. Use a general tree layout for deeper hierarchies.",[4733,969],{"cardShape":4891,"cardFill":4893,"colors":4895,"borderWeight":4897,"shadow":4899,"typography":4901,"iconSize":4903,"iconPaint":4905,"iconShell":4907,"spacing":4908,"alignment":4910,"finish":4912,"lineStyle":4914,"lineWeight":4916,"avatarShape":4918},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4892,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4894,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4896,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4898,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4900,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4902,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4904,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4906,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4909,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4911,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4913,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":4915,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":4917,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":776,"choices":4919,"default":54},[54,18],{"id":4921,"title":4922,"description":4923,"usageNote":4924,"categories":4925,"tier":130,"options":4926},"parallel-coordinates-independent-axis-profiles","Parallel coordinates · independent axes · numeric profiles","Ordered vertical numeric axes with exact profile values and a separate scale for each dimension.","Use to compare profiles across differently scaled or differently unit-bearing dimensions with explicit bounds. Unlike radar, axes need not share a unit or maximum; shape does not imply an aggregate score.",[566],{"cardShape":4927,"typography":4929,"spacing":4931,"colors":4933},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4928,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4930,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4932,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4934,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":4936,"title":4937,"description":4938,"usageNote":4939,"categories":4940,"tier":130,"options":4941},"pareto-descending-count-bars-cumulative-line","Pareto · descending count bars · cumulative percentage line","Descending exact-count columns with a separate cumulative-percent line and complete category details.","Use to rank a supplied complete set of category counts and inspect their cumulative share. Sorting is intrinsic and ties preserve source order. Unlike ordinary category bars, this derives a cumulative whole; it does not assert an 80\u002F20 law.",[566],{"cardShape":4942,"typography":4944,"spacing":4946},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4943,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4945,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4947,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":4949,"title":4950,"description":4951,"usageNote":4952,"categories":4953,"tier":361,"options":4954},"plan-isometric-cutaway-rooms-shared-wall-door-openings","Venue plan · isometric cutaway rooms · shared walls and door openings","Three adjoining rectangular spaces form one cutaway venue. Real shared partitions contain exact supplied openings; a labeled outer entrance belongs to its supplied room.","A simple venue wayfinding infographic for an office visit, event venue or pop-up store. Supplied rectangles tile one footprint: a full-depth left space and two stacked right spaces. One outer entrance opens into the left space, and two supplied openings connect it to the right spaces. Relative extents and opening positions remain exact. Uniform low wall height and thickness are schematic cutaway material, not ceiling or construction dimensions. No furniture, occupancy, circulation direction or building-code claim is inferred.",[177],{"typography":4955,"finish":4957},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4956,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4958,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4960,"title":4961,"description":4962,"usageNote":4963,"categories":4964,"tier":12,"options":4965},"pricing-rows-right-price-feature-pills","Pricing · stacked rows · right price · feature pills · optional plan label","Two to five plan rows with side icon badges, a name and optional audience, feature pills in a shared middle column, optional prices aligned on the right, and an explicitly supplied plan label.","Use for two to five plans, memberships, or packages with a price (or none), who each is for, and a few short key features, and optionally one recommended plan. Not for feature-by-feature tables, usage rates by volume, processes, or a single product's details.",[1194,784],{"cardShape":4966,"cardFill":4968,"colors":4970,"borderWeight":4972,"shadow":4974,"typography":4976,"iconShape":4978,"iconSize":4980,"iconPaint":4982,"iconShell":4984,"spacing":4985,"alignment":4987,"finish":4989},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":4967,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":4969,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":4971,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":4973,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":4975,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4977,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":4979,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":4981,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":4983,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":4986,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":4988,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":4990,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":4992,"title":4993,"description":4994,"usageNote":4995,"categories":4996,"tier":361,"options":4997},"pricing-stepped-inclusion-bands-aligned-tier-headings","Pricing · stepped inclusion bands · aligned tier headings","Three connected inclusion layers form a stepped solid. Each benefit band begins at the tier that introduces it and continues under every higher tier; plan names and exact prices sit above their own exposed step.","Compare three cumulative software plans, membership packages or support subscriptions. Each tier adds one named benefit bundle and retains every earlier bundle. Prices are supplied display text, not charted quantities.",[1194,565],{"typography":4998,"finish":5000},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":4999,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5001,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5003,"title":5004,"description":5005,"usageNote":5006,"categories":5007,"tier":12,"options":5008},"pricing-tier-cards-raised-checklist","Pricing · tier cards side by side · raised highlighted tier · feature checklist","Two to four plan cards side by side with names, optional descriptions, supplied price strings and periods, included-feature checklists and optional call-to-action bands. A requested recommended tier extends above and below its neighbors and carries a label pill.","Use for two to four plans or packages of one product with a price (or none), a few included features each, and optionally one recommended plan. Not for feature-by-feature tables with many rows, usage rates by volume, processes, or a single product's details.",[1194,654],{"cardShape":5009,"cardFill":5011,"colors":5013,"borderWeight":5015,"shadow":5017,"typography":5019,"spacing":5021,"alignment":5023,"finish":5025},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5010,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5012,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5014,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5016,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5018,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5020,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5022,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5024,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5026,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5028,"title":5029,"description":5030,"usageNote":5031,"categories":5032,"tier":130,"options":5033},"process-alternating-strands-crossed-handoffs","Process · alternating strands · crossed handoffs","Two named strands alternate ownership of the next contribution; attached handoff labels sit at each exact crossing.","Negotiation exchanges, mentor and learner feedback, or client and agency creative review. Shows ordered alternating contributions, not simultaneous actions or measured time.",[492,148],{"typography":5034},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5035,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5037,"title":5038,"description":5039,"usageNote":5040,"categories":5041,"tier":130,"options":5042},"process-arch-segments-owned-captions","Process · open arch segments · tangent stage labels","An open segmented arch carries an ordered progression with measured outward stage captions and one directional inner rail.","Use for preparation-to-launch activities, an onboarding sequence or a review process. The arch is a schematic one-way sequence, not a measured performance or emotion curve.",[492],{"typography":5043,"spacing":5045,"colors":5047},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5044,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5046,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5048,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5050,"title":5051,"description":5052,"usageNote":5052,"categories":5053,"tier":130,"options":5054},"process-bottleneck-narrow-throat","Bottleneck · constricted process throat","Show exactly three ordered conceptual stages: incoming work, the constraining stage, and outgoing work. Each has a distinct label up to 28 characters and independently optional specific description up to 80. The middle stage occupies the narrow throat. Widths are schematic, not supplied throughput amounts; do not infer numeric capacity.",[492],{"cardShape":5055,"cardFill":5057,"borderWeight":5059,"shadow":5061,"typography":5063,"spacing":5065,"finish":5067,"alignment":5069},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5056,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5058,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5060,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5062,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5064,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5066,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5068,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5070,"default":117},[116,117],{"id":5072,"title":5073,"description":5074,"usageNote":5075,"categories":5076,"tier":361,"options":5077},"process-capacity-pipe-constraint-core","Capacity pipe · round pipe with diameter as stage capacity · constraint-wide core stream · names above, capacities and unused amounts below","Four to six ordered stages drawn as one continuous lit round pipe, its diameter at each stage exactly proportional to that stage's supplied capacity on one zero-based scale, with flared reducers and collars between stages and an open end showing the wall. A solid core stream as wide as the narrowest stage runs the whole length, so the pale shell around it is the capacity each wider stage leaves unused; the narrowest stage is filled by the core and marked as the constraint. Stage names sit above, capacities and derived unused amounts below, with a diameter scale and key.","Suits a line of stages whose throughput is set by its tightest stage when the capacities are known: order fulfilment, a manufacturing line, a hiring pipeline, a data pipeline, a support queue, a release process. Needs one positive capacity per stage in one unit. It shows where the constraint is and how much capacity elsewhere goes unused, not how many items survive each stage: use a funnel for narrowing counts and a schematic bottleneck when no capacities are supplied. Not for branching or parallel flows.",[492],{},{"id":5079,"title":5080,"description":5081,"usageNote":5082,"categories":5083,"tier":130,"options":5084},"process-capsule-loop-stage-bands-center-summary","Cycle · capsule loop · stage bands · center summary","Opposed sequences run along the two straight sides of a continuous capsule and turn back around a shared center summary.","Recurring service review, replenishment operations and course improvement. A schematic repeated sequence, without inferred timing or completion.",[1988,492],{"cardShape":5085,"finish":5087,"typography":5089},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5086,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5088,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5090,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5092,"title":5093,"description":5094,"usageNote":5095,"categories":5096,"tier":130,"options":5097},"process-conical-slices-owned-stage-notes","Process · conical slices · owned stage notes","Separated curved stage slices narrow toward one focus, while each stage keeps its own explanatory field.","Idea refinement; Supplier screening; Campaign development. Qualitative focus only; not a measured population funnel or conversion chart.",[492,3488],{"typography":5098,"spacing":5100},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5099,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5101,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":5103,"title":5104,"description":5105,"usageNote":5106,"categories":5107,"tier":361,"options":5108},"process-dimensional-three-flight-serpentine-caption-band","Process · three broad serpentine flights · directly owned captions","One substantial continuous solid band makes three horizontal caption-bearing flights joined by two quiet rounded returns, with one final forward tip.","For a compact three-phase business process such as a service launch, office move or campaign preparation. Read the supplied phases from the upper flight to the middle and lower flights, following the continuous path through its two returns. Each complete title and optional description belongs directly to its flight. The band is an ordered progression, not a cycle; widths, turns and uniform depth carry no duration, effort, quantity, dependency or completion claims.",[492,3770],{"typography":5109,"finish":5111},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5110,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5112,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5114,"title":5115,"description":5116,"usageNote":5117,"categories":5118,"tier":130,"options":5119},"process-fitted-tiles-turning-sequence","Process · fitted fields · turning sequence","Broad fitted fields keep adjacent stages physically connected through a two-row ordered workflow.","For recruitment, editorial production or vendor onboarding. Field order shows the proposed sequence and adjacent handoffs; widths do not encode duration or completion.",[492],{},{"id":5121,"title":5122,"description":5123,"usageNote":5124,"categories":5125,"tier":12,"options":5126},"process-input-output-center-transformation","Process · input and output groups · central transformation panel","A central process or transformation panel flanked by grouped input resources on the left and output results on the right, connected by collective flow arrows.","Suits showing how inputs (raw materials, data, requests, ingredients, or factors) are transformed by a central process, engine, or system into outputs (products, insights, deliverables, or results). Does not suit multi-step sequential step chains, paired before\u002Fafter lists, or item-to-item causal networks.",[492,177],{"cardShape":5127,"cardFill":5129,"colors":5131,"borderWeight":5133,"shadow":5135,"typography":5137,"iconShape":5139,"iconSize":5141,"iconPaint":5143,"iconShell":5145,"spacing":5146,"alignment":5148,"finish":5150,"lineStyle":5152,"lineWeight":5154},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5128,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5130,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5132,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5134,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5136,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5138,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5140,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5142,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5144,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5147,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5149,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5151,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5153,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5155,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5157,"title":5158,"description":5159,"usageNote":5160,"categories":5161,"tier":361,"options":5162},"process-isometric-work-blocks-wait-slabs-exact-durations","Process · isometric corner-on row of stage blocks on a plinth · block heights exactly work time · floor gaps with lying slabs exactly waiting time · derived lead time on the plinth","Three to six equal-footprint stage blocks stand corner-on in process order in one row on a shared plinth; each block's height is exactly its stage's work time on one scale, and the floor gap between neighbouring blocks, spanned corner to corner by a low lying slab of exactly that length, is exactly the waiting time before the later stage on a second scale. Each stage's name and work time stand upright above its block, each wait's value stands on the floor in front of its slab, the plinth's front face states the derived lead time as work plus waiting, and a key under the plinth names both encodings.","For showing how much of a process's lead time is work and how much is waiting, in three to six ordered stages with a supplied work time per stage and a supplied wait between consecutive stages, all in one time unit: order fulfilment, hiring pipelines, loan or claim approval, feature delivery, support tickets, procurement. Heights and gaps use separate scales, so compare heights with heights and gaps with gaps; the totals carry the work against waiting comparison. Not for branching or parallel flows, stages without known durations, costs or other non-time quantities, more than six stages or long stage names.",[492,566],{"typography":5163,"spacing":5165},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5164,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5166,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":5168,"title":5169,"description":5170,"usageNote":5171,"categories":5172,"tier":361,"options":5173},"process-metro-routes-bundled-lines-interchange-capsules","Process · metro map · named routes left to right · bundled shared runs · interchange capsules","Two to four colored routes run left to right through their ordered stations on octilinear lines. Stations shared by several routes become one interchange capsule where the routes meet and run side by side before parting with 45° bends; stations on one route are ring markers. Station names sit above or below their marks, clear of every line, under a key of route names.","Use when several paths share some steps and not others, and the reader needs to see where they meet and where each goes its own way: learning or career paths sharing core modules, onboarding tracks by role, product workstreams converging on shared milestones, customer journeys by segment sharing touchpoints. Order only: no dates, durations or distances. Not for a single path, for paths that share nothing, or for networks whose routes visit shared stations in conflicting orders.",[492,3770,2347],{"typography":5174,"spacing":5176},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5175,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5177,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":5179,"title":5180,"description":5181,"usageNote":5182,"categories":5183,"tier":130,"options":5184},"process-option-corridor-selected-path-boundaries","Process · choice corridor · supplied selection path","Stage-owned available choices form a counted corridor around an explicitly flagged proposed route.","For site selection, supplier screening, or program planning. Shows supplied options per stage and one proposed choice in each; does not infer access between all alternatives or completed decisions.",[492,565],{},{"id":5186,"title":5187,"description":5188,"usageNote":5189,"categories":5190,"tier":130,"options":5191},"process-paired-v-descending-return-bands","Process · paired V · descending and return bands","Aligned descending and return bands surround exact paired evidence links; one implementation band connects both wings.","Event brief and acceptance, training needs and evaluation, or product requirements and verification. Paired stages are supplied correspondences; not a claim that tests passed.",[492,148],{"cardShape":5192,"finish":5194,"typography":5196},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5193,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5195,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5197,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5199,"title":5200,"description":5201,"usageNote":5202,"categories":5203,"tier":130,"options":5204},"process-paired-work-helix-shared-phase-fields","Process · paired work helix · shared phase fields","Two continuous named streams exchange sides through shared phases, with both streams owning exactly one supplied work item at every phase.","Research and delivery work, exhibition content and operations, or learner practice and coaching. Paired work at every phase, not alternating single-party contributions or measured concurrency.",[492],{"cardShape":5205,"cardFill":5207,"borderWeight":5209,"finish":5211,"typography":5213},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5206,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5208,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5210,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5212,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5214,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5216,"title":5217,"description":5218,"usageNote":5219,"categories":5220,"tier":130,"options":5221},"process-parallel-track-ribbons-shared-convergence","Process · two parallel track ribbons · shared convergence point · keyed contributions","Two integrated, segmented track ribbons converge on one shared milestone, with each track's terminal contribution keyed at its own entry.","For two ordered efforts that must both feed one shared milestone, review, decision or deliverable: product and marketing before a launch, research and engineering before a release, two teams before a merger or reorganisation, content and logistics before an event, legal and finance before a contract. Independent track order is preserved; corresponding positions do not imply simultaneity, dates or equal duration. Each incoming channel names its required terminal contribution. Not for arbitrary dependency graphs, more than two tracks, completed approval records or calendar schedules.",[492,3770],{"cardShape":5222,"cardFill":5224,"colors":5226,"borderWeight":5228,"shadow":5230,"typography":5232,"iconShape":5234,"iconSize":5236,"iconPaint":5238,"iconShell":5240,"spacing":5241,"alignment":5243,"finish":5245,"lineStyle":5247,"lineWeight":5249},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5223,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5225,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5227,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5229,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5231,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5233,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5235,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5237,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5239,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5242,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5244,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5246,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5248,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5250,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5252,"title":5253,"description":5254,"usageNote":5254,"categories":5255,"tier":130,"options":5256},"process-prism-input-output-rays","Prism · one input into output perspectives","Decompose one supplied input into 2–5 distinct output perspectives through a triangular prism. Inputs contains exactly one label up to 28 characters. Outputs have distinct labels up to 28 and independently optional specific descriptions up to 80. Rays express conceptual decomposition, not optical measurements or quantitative shares.",[492,148],{"cardShape":5257,"cardFill":5259,"borderWeight":5261,"shadow":5263,"typography":5265,"spacing":5267,"finish":5269,"colors":5271},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5258,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5260,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5262,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5264,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5266,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5268,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5270,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5272,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5274,"title":5275,"description":5276,"usageNote":5277,"categories":5278,"tier":361,"options":5279},"process-s-curve-arrow-band-four-owned-phase-fields","Process · S-curve arrow band · four owned phase fields","Four fitted arrow phases form one open S-shaped ribbon. Each curved field owns an upright title and description, with distinct start and finish.","Four-stage onboarding, editorial production or product delivery. A single ordered process without recurrence, branches or quantitative duration.",[492],{"typography":5280,"finish":5282},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5281,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5283,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5285,"title":5286,"description":5287,"usageNote":5288,"categories":5289,"tier":361,"options":5290},"process-shared-stage-trunk-split-output-ribbons","Process · shared stage trunk · split output ribbons","Output-colored ribbons pass through one segmented serial trunk, then fan into directly attached output fields. Measured stage labels sit above and below the common preparation path.","Common content preparation into channels, data preparation into reports or shared induction into role-specific materials. The serial trunk explains what every output has in common before divergence. Adds preparation stages to a one-source fan; unlike a Sankey, ribbon widths are schematic. Not independent branching workflows, quantitative allocation or branching before preparation finishes.",[492,148],{"typography":5291,"finish":5293},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5292,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5294,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5296,"title":5297,"description":5298,"usageNote":5299,"categories":5300,"tier":130,"options":5301},"process-stage-band-scoped-return-rails","Process · continuous stage band · scoped return rails","Exact earlier-stage returns occupy distinct reserved rails beneath a continuous ordered stage band, retaining each rework interval and its reason.","Editorial review, recruitment rework and proposal iteration. Explicit backward returns only; no inferred success conditions, elapsed time or automatic repeat count.",[492],{"cardShape":5302,"cardFill":5304,"borderWeight":5306,"finish":5308,"typography":5310},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5303,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5305,"default":25},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5307,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5309,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5311,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5313,"title":5314,"description":5315,"usageNote":5316,"categories":5317,"tier":130,"options":5318},"process-stage-owned-input-accumulation-band","Process · stage-owned inputs · developing workstream","One input joins each exact stage from above while the developed state continues through a common constant-width workstream.","For proposal development, onboarding plans or service assembly. Shows supplied stage-owned resources consumed during sequential development, not numeric accumulation, completion or guaranteed results.",[492],{},{"id":5320,"title":5321,"description":5322,"usageNote":5323,"categories":5324,"tier":130,"options":5325},"process-sweeping-arrow-owned-stage-bands","Process · sweeping arrow · owned stage bands","A broad rising sweep integrates ordered stage bands and directly attached action notes, with one shared forward destination.","Campaign development; Service launch; Proposal preparation. Schematic sequence, not measured growth, effort or a dated schedule.",[492,3770],{"typography":5326,"spacing":5328},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5327,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5329,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":5331,"title":5332,"description":5333,"usageNote":5334,"categories":5335,"tier":361,"options":5336},"process-swept-ribbon-integrated-stage-fields","Process · swept ribbon · integrated stage fields","Three broad curved fields meet along swept seams in one rising ribbon. Each field owns a large ordinal, phase title and short activity; a single terminal tip closes the progression.","A campaign from research to release, a learning sequence from practice to application, or a service setup from discovery to delivery. The ribbon expresses supplied sequence only; rise and width do not encode improvement, duration or quantity.",[492],{"typography":5337},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5338,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5340,"title":5341,"description":5342,"usageNote":5343,"categories":5344,"tier":361,"options":5345},"process-tapered-helix-upright-stage-bands","Process · tapered helix · upright stage bands","One open ribbon winds upward through three widening turns. Short captions sit directly on the broad front bands, while quiet return faces connect each turn to the next.","A learning progression, a product launch or a volunteer onboarding sequence. Read numbered phases from bottom to top. Widening and height are schematic, not quantities, improving results or repeated cycles.",[492],{"typography":5346},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5347,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":5349,"title":5350,"description":5351,"usageNote":5352,"categories":5353,"tier":12,"options":5354},"pros-cons-subject-header-split-marks","Pros and cons · subject header · split columns · check and cross marks · verdict band","One panel: the subject's icon, name, and summary across the top, then pros with check marks and cons with cross marks in two columns split by a quiet rule, and an optional verdict in a tinted band at the foot.","Use to weigh one decision, product, approach, or choice by its advantages and drawbacks, with two to five of each and optionally a one-line verdict. Not for contrasting two or more options side by side, processes, timelines, or plain lists.",[565,784],{"cardShape":5355,"borderWeight":5357,"shadow":5359,"typography":5361,"iconShape":5363,"iconSize":5365,"iconPaint":5367,"iconShell":5369,"spacing":5370,"alignment":5372,"finish":5374},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5356,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5358,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5360,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5362,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5364,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5366,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5368,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5371,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5373,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5375,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5377,"title":5378,"description":5379,"usageNote":5380,"categories":5381,"tier":130,"options":5382},"pyramid-claim-keyed-reason-support-bands","Pyramid · claim apex · keyed reason and support bands","A proposed claim caps three measured tapered bands. Peer reasons split the middle band, and exact supporting items sit directly beneath their own keyed reason in the wider base.","For any argument that connects one proposed claim to two or three supplied reasons and the specific support behind each: executive recommendations, offer pitches, research or policy summaries, hiring or investment cases, project proposals. The pyramid shows argument hierarchy and ownership, not quantified importance, proof of causality or observed results. Not for generic ranked levels, unrelated feature lists, unnamed evidence or arbitrary hierarchies.",[1871,148],{"cardShape":5383,"cardFill":5385,"colors":5387,"borderWeight":5389,"shadow":5391,"typography":5393,"spacing":5395,"finish":5397,"lineStyle":5399,"lineWeight":5401},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5384,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5386,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5388,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5390,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5392,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5394,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5396,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5398,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5400,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5402,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5404,"title":5405,"description":5406,"usageNote":5407,"categories":5408,"tier":130,"options":5409},"pyramid-curved-bands-paired-ascent-rails","Pyramid · curved bands · paired ascent rails","Curved level boundaries form one tapered model with two explicitly named upward progressions beside it.","Use for a capability pathway, a service hierarchy or levels of learning. The paired rails name two whole-model progressions, without per-level pair claims or measured gradients.",[1871],{"typography":5410,"spacing":5412,"colors":5414,"cardFill":5416},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5411,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5413,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5415,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5417,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"id":5419,"title":5420,"description":5421,"usageNote":5422,"categories":5423,"tier":361,"options":5424},"pyramid-inverted-curved-solid-tiers-owned-captions","Pyramid · inverted curved solid tiers · owned captions","Three to four curved front bands form one inverted cone with a shared elliptical cap and a pointed finish. Upright titles and descriptions belong inside their exact tier.","Broad-to-specific explanations, editorial hierarchies and narrowing priorities. Source order is top to bottom; widths and depths are schematic rather than quantities or conversion rates.",[1871],{"typography":5425,"finish":5427},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5426,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5428,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5430,"title":5431,"description":5432,"usageNote":5433,"categories":5434,"tier":12,"options":5435},"pyramid-inverted-labeled-levels-left-callouts","Pyramid · inverted levels with left explanations","Three to six supplied hierarchy levels narrow from top to bottom, with measured titles inside tapered bands and edge-cleared leaders to explanations on the left. A visible schematic note states that the taper is illustrative.","Use for a supplied top-to-bottom hierarchy such as news-writing structure or broad-to-specific scope. Treat levels as ranked only when rank is explicit. Not for quantities, conversion funnels, time sequences or unranked lists.",[1871],{"cardShape":5436,"cardFill":5438,"colors":5440,"borderWeight":5442,"shadow":5444,"typography":5446,"spacing":5448,"alignment":5450,"finish":5452,"lineStyle":5454,"lineWeight":5456},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5437,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5439,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5441,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5443,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5445,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5447,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5449,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5451,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5453,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5455,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5457,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5459,"title":5460,"description":5461,"usageNote":5462,"categories":5463,"tier":361,"options":5464},"pyramid-isometric-tapered-solid-tiers-side-notes","Pyramid · isometric tapered solid tiers · side notes","Three or four touching tapered solid tiers form one continuous square pyramid with a small flat cap. Upright side notes connect to the exact tier they explain.","Use for a familiar hierarchy with short tier-owned explanations: strategic direction to daily work, support escalation levels, or learning levels. Supply the hierarchy from apex to base. Shape, areas and heights are schematic and do not encode quantities, elapsed time or inferred rank. Not a funnel, an unordered list or a quantitative population pyramid.",[1871],{"typography":5465,"finish":5467},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5466,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5468,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5470,"title":5471,"description":5472,"usageNote":5473,"categories":5474,"tier":588,"options":5475},"pyramid-numbered-levels-inner-descriptions","Pyramid · numbered levels with inner descriptions","Three to six supplied hierarchy levels rise from a foundation to an apex. Each measured tapered band holds its title and description, with a numbered badge outside the left slope and a visible schematic note.","Use for three to six levels that build upward from a foundation, such as a hierarchy of needs, a maturity model, a data-to-wisdom pyramid, or a skills framework, when each level needs a short explanation. Not for steps in time order, cycles, comparisons, funnels of stages that lose people, or unranked lists.",[1871],{"cardShape":5476,"cardFill":5478,"colors":5480,"borderWeight":5482,"shadow":5484,"typography":5486,"spacing":5488,"alignment":5490,"finish":5492},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5477,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5479,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5481,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5483,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5485,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5487,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5489,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5491,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5493,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5495,"title":5496,"description":5497,"usageNote":5498,"categories":5499,"tier":130,"options":5500},"pyramid-projected-cube-tier-components","Pyramid · projected cube assembly · tier-owned components","Consistently projected three-face blocks form a triangular assembly; each keyed block retains its exact tier and component label.","Use for a capability foundation, a service operating model or levels of a learning programme. The complete assembly has one component at the top, two below and so on; individual blocks mean components, not measured volume or importance.",[1871],{"typography":5501,"spacing":5503,"cardShape":5505,"cardFill":5507,"finish":5509,"colors":5511},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5502,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5504,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5506,"default":18},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5508,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5510,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5512,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5514,"title":5515,"description":5516,"usageNote":5517,"categories":5518,"tier":361,"options":5519},"pyramid-semicircular-step-tiers-owned-front-captions","Pyramid · semicircular step tiers · owned front captions","Three increasingly broad semicircular tiers form a compact stepped hierarchy. Each upright front face owns its level title and explanation.","Strategy from purpose to daily action, learning from mastery to foundations, or ordered service tiers. Qualitative top-to-bottom hierarchy, not numerical sizes or conversion rates.",[1871,360],{"typography":5520,"finish":5522},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5521,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5523,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5525,"title":5526,"description":5527,"usageNote":5528,"categories":5529,"tier":130,"options":5530},"pyramid-split-faces-aligned-level-notes","Pyramid · split faces · aligned perspective notes per level","Each tapering level aligns two named perspectives beneath a shared level heading.","Use for strategy and delivery at each level, customer promise and operational evidence, or learning goals and practical activities. Taper is ordinal and never an amount scale.",[1871],{"typography":5531,"spacing":5533,"colors":5535},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5532,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5534,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5536,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5538,"title":5539,"description":5540,"usageNote":5541,"categories":5542,"tier":130,"options":5543},"pyramid-tapered-levels-paired-callouts","Pyramid · tapered hierarchy levels · paired comparison callouts","Three to six labeled pyramid bands share one base-to-apex hierarchy. Two named sides have corresponding callout cards at every level, joined by quiet leaders. Taper and areas are schematic.","Compare two supplied systems at the same ordered levels, such as two learning programs from foundations to advanced practice or two operating models from execution to strategy. Each level holds both sides' content. Not for unrelated lists, numeric population pyramids, conversion funnels, timelines or hierarchies with different levels.",[1871,565],{"cardShape":5544,"cardFill":5546,"colors":5548,"borderWeight":5550,"shadow":5552,"typography":5554,"spacing":5556,"alignment":5558,"finish":5560,"lineStyle":5562,"lineWeight":5564},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5545,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5547,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5549,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5551,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5553,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5555,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5557,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5559,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5561,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5563,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5565,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5567,"title":5568,"description":5569,"usageNote":5570,"categories":5571,"tier":12,"options":5572},"pyramid-tapered-levels-right-callouts","Pyramid · tapered hierarchy levels · labels on the bands · right explanation cards","Three to six schematic levels ordered from the foundation to the apex, with measured band labels and edge-cleared leaders to side explanation cards.","Use for a supplied base-to-apex level hierarchy with a specific explanation for each level. Preserve the supplied order. Taper and areas are schematic and do not imply quantities, importance or maturity. Not for unordered lists, chronological steps or conversion funnels.",[1871],{"cardShape":5573,"cardFill":5575,"colors":5577,"borderWeight":5579,"shadow":5581,"typography":5583,"spacing":5585,"alignment":5587,"finish":5589,"lineStyle":5591,"lineWeight":5593},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5574,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5576,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5578,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5580,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5582,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5584,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5586,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5588,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5590,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5592,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5594,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5596,"title":5597,"description":5598,"usageNote":5599,"categories":5600,"tier":130,"options":5601},"pyramid-tier-owned-brick-mosaic","Pyramid · tier-owned bricks · flat triangular mosaic","Individually named bricks form ordered triangular tiers with exact tier membership and no invented cross-tier links.","For strategy components, support models or learning pathways. A useful flat visual alternative to tier lists; triangle width is schematic and does not measure importance or prove parent-child dependencies.",[1871,148],{},{"id":5603,"title":5604,"description":5605,"usageNote":5606,"categories":5607,"tier":12,"options":5608},"radar-shared-scale-polygon-profiles","Radar · common numeric scale · polygon profiles · exact-value key","Three to eight measured spokes with one to three closed profile lines and distinct line patterns; exact values remain in a side key.","Use for supplied scores on comparable dimensions sharing zero and a common maximum. Published scorecards compare criteria in aligned rows; this shows profile shape across a fixed dimension order. Not for mixed units, invented assessment scores, negative values or inferring an overall winner from polygon area.",[566,565],{"cardShape":5609,"typography":5611,"spacing":5613,"colors":5615},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5610,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5612,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5614,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5616,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5618,"title":5619,"description":5620,"usageNote":5621,"categories":5622,"tier":12,"options":5623},"ranked-list-number-badges-value-bars","Ranked list · round rank badges · optional icons · value bars","Supplied rank badges preserve ties and gaps; optional icons identify entries and comparable value bars share zero with exact endpoint labels.","Use for 3–10 supplied ranked entries, with ranks 1–999 preserved in order. Optional values must be comparable nonnegative amounts in common units. Values need not determine rank; no sorting or renumbering is inferred.",[784],{"colors":5624,"typography":5626,"spacing":5628,"iconShape":5630,"iconSize":5632,"iconPaint":5634,"iconShell":5636},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5625,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5627,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5629,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5631,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5633,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5635,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"id":5638,"title":5639,"description":5640,"usageNote":5641,"categories":5642,"tier":130,"options":5643},"roadmap-gantt-shared-axis-load-histogram","Roadmap · Gantt bars with per-period amounts · shared period axis · stacked load histogram · capacity line","Task bars on equal-width period columns carry an exact amount in every covered period; directly below, on the same columns, each period's load stacks those amounts against a supplied capacity line, and periods above capacity are banded from header to caption.","For effort or hours planned per period across overlapping work: a team's weekly person-days across a campaign launch, a crew's daily hours on a site fit-out, an agency's monthly billable days by client project, or support shift hours across a migration. Each amount applies to its whole period and loads add across active tasks. Not for exact-date durations, dependencies, multiple resources with separate capacities, or schedules without supplied amounts.",[3770,566],{"colors":5644},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5645,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5647,"title":5648,"description":5649,"usageNote":5650,"categories":5651,"tier":361,"options":5652},"roadmap-isometric-period-grid-raised-duration-bars","Roadmap · isometric period grid · raised duration bars","Low solid duration bars cross shared equal-width period columns on a receding schedule floor. Upright row labels retain each task and its exact inclusive period span.","For a compact release plan, event preparation schedule or office move: two to five tasks across three to seven named periods. Each task owns one row and can overlap other tasks. Columns show supplied period membership, not precise elapsed-day duration. No dependencies, completion or resource capacity are represented.",[3770,629],{"typography":5653,"finish":5655},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5654,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5656,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5658,"title":5659,"description":5660,"usageNote":5661,"categories":5662,"tier":361,"options":5663},"roadmap-isometric-period-tiles-stacked-stream-blocks","Roadmap · isometric period tiles in one corner-on row · stacked equal initiative blocks · stream colors · titles beside each block","Three to five square floor tiles, one per period, touch corner to corner in one row on a shared plinth with the period names on its front face; each period's initiatives stand on its tile as equal projected blocks stacked in one column in supplied order, colored by their stream, with each title upright beside its block and a key of streams under the plinth.","Use to show how much work each period of a plan carries and which streams it comes from: a product roadmap by quarter and team, a Now \u002F Next \u002F Later plan by theme, a marketing calendar by half-year and channel or an operations plan by phase and site. Every initiative counts as one equal block; height shows the number of initiatives, not effort, budget or duration. Not for work that spans several periods, exact dates, dependencies between initiatives, more than five periods or more than five initiatives in one period.",[3770],{"typography":5664,"spacing":5666},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5665,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5667,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":5669,"title":5670,"description":5671,"usageNote":5672,"categories":5673,"tier":12,"options":5674},"roadmap-now-next-later-card-columns","Roadmap · Now \u002F Next \u002F Later columns · stacked item cards · optional status pills","Three fixed Now, Next, and Later columns with measured icon headers and aligned work cards. Each card holds a title, optional description, and optional supplied status; horizon time notes appear only when provided.","Use for three to fifteen pieces of work sorted by how soon they happen rather than by date, such as a product roadmap, a platform plan, or a team's priorities, with optional statuses and horizon notes. Not for dated schedules, comparisons, hierarchies, or step-by-step processes.",[3770],{"cardShape":5675,"cardFill":5677,"colors":5679,"borderWeight":5681,"shadow":5683,"typography":5685,"iconShape":5687,"iconSize":5689,"iconPaint":5691,"iconShell":5693,"spacing":5694,"alignment":5696,"finish":5698},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5676,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5678,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5680,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5682,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5684,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5686,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5688,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5690,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5692,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5695,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5697,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5699,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5701,"title":5702,"description":5703,"usageNote":5704,"categories":5705,"tier":130,"options":5706},"roadmap-phase-owned-work-prerequisite-map","Roadmap · phase-owned work fields · shared prerequisite routes","Three named phase fields retain individual work records, supplied owners and exact keys. Explicit forward routes fork from shared prerequisites and join at work that requires multiple inputs, without inventing dependencies for unlinked work.","For compact proposed plans across three named phases, such as an event, a product launch, a system migration, a hiring onboarding or a course redesign, with three to six work records and explicit adjacent-phase prerequisites. Empty phases and unlinked records remain visible. Not for inferred dependencies, dated schedules, skipped-phase links, critical-path calculations or status dashboards.",[3770,492],{"cardShape":5707,"cardFill":5709,"colors":5711,"borderWeight":5713,"shadow":5715,"typography":5717,"spacing":5719,"finish":5721,"lineStyle":5723,"lineWeight":5725},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5708,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5710,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5712,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5714,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5716,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5718,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5720,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5722,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5724,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5726,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5728,"title":5729,"description":5730,"usageNote":5731,"categories":5732,"tier":130,"options":5733},"roadmap-swimlanes-period-columns-bars","Roadmap · swimlanes by team or theme · period columns · labeled bars spanning periods","A swimlane roadmap with measured lane icons and names, equal-width period columns, and labeled initiative bars spanning inclusive start and end periods exactly. Touching or overlapping initiatives stack into separate tracks within their lane.","Use for two to four teams, products or workstreams with two to sixteen scheduled initiatives across two to six supplied periods. Every lane has one to six initiatives. This shows period membership, not partial-period dates or exact elapsed-day durations. Undated work belongs in a different planning layout.",[3770,629],{"cardShape":5734,"cardFill":5736,"colors":5738,"borderWeight":5740,"shadow":5742,"typography":5744,"iconShape":5746,"iconSize":5748,"iconPaint":5750,"iconShell":5752,"spacing":5753,"alignment":5755,"finish":5757,"lineStyle":5759,"lineWeight":5761},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5735,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5737,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5739,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5741,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5743,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5745,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5747,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5749,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5751,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5754,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5756,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5758,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5760,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5762,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5764,"title":5765,"description":5766,"usageNote":5767,"categories":5768,"tier":12,"options":5769},"roadmap-winding-path-alternating-labels","Roadmap · winding road · milestone markers · labels alternating above and below · optional dates","A pale winding road with a dashed center line that curves up and down from left to right, with a marker at each milestone; each milestone's optional date, bold title, and short description sit above the road for upper milestones and below it for lower ones.","Use for three to seven milestones on the way to a goal, such as a product's path to launch, a growth plan, a learning path, or a customer's journey to adoption, with or without dates. Not for dense schedules, comparisons, hierarchies, or cycles that repeat.",[3770,629],{"cardShape":5770,"colors":5772,"borderWeight":5774,"shadow":5776,"typography":5778,"spacing":5780,"alignment":5782,"finish":5784,"lineStyle":5786,"lineWeight":5788,"markerKind":5790,"markerSize":5793},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5771,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5773,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5775,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5777,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5779,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5781,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5783,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5785,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":5787,"default":83},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5789,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":5792,"default":2873},"Milestones",[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":5795,"default":59},"Milestone size",[91,59,60],{"id":5797,"title":5798,"description":5799,"usageNote":5800,"categories":5801,"tier":361,"options":5802},"sankey-isometric-solid-ribbons-source-destination-values","Sankey · upright solid ribbons · direct flow values · endpoint totals","Four possible noncrossing upright ribbon routes split two source openings into three destination openings. Vertical front-plane thickness shows each supplied amount; shallow constant extrusion adds material, and direct labels retain route amounts and derived endpoint totals.","Use for two ordered sources allocating one common quantity to three ordered uses, with source one feeding use one or two and source two feeding use two or three. Suits programme funding, campaign expenditure or staffing-hour allocation. Totals add only supplied transfers; omitted pairs assert no observed zero. Explicit zero transfers have no solid thickness and retain a dashed trace and direct zero. At least one supplied transfer must be positive. This is a two-column allocation, not a multi-stage conservation model or arbitrary crossing network. Extrusion depth and horizontal length encode no quantity.",[566,177],{"typography":5803,"finish":5805},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5804,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5806,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5808,"title":5809,"description":5810,"usageNote":5811,"categories":5812,"tier":12,"options":5813},"sankey-two-columns-proportional-flow-bands","Sankey · two columns · proportional flow bands · exact-value key","Positive measured flows join two ordered columns with quantity-scaled bands, derived node totals and a side key of exact edge values.","Use for supplied flows of one common quantity from named sources to named destinations, such as traffic routing or expenditure allocation. Unlike a two-column mapping, band thickness encodes value and totals derive from edges. Not a multi-stage conservation model, arbitrary dependencies, inferred missing flows or mixed units.",[566,177],{"cardShape":5814,"typography":5816,"spacing":5818},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5815,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5817,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5819,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":5821,"title":5822,"description":5823,"usageNote":5824,"categories":5825,"tier":130,"options":5826},"scatter-shared-axes-keyed-points","Scatter · shared numeric axes · numbered observations · coordinate key","Equal-sized observed points on two measured numeric axes, with numbered references and exact coordinate values beside the plot.","Use for two-variable observations, including signed, zero and coincident measurements. The bubble matrix encodes a third amount by area; this design has no size variable. Unlike horizontal bars it compares two measures. Not for inferred correlations, raw time trends or dense unlabelled datasets.",[566,911],{"cardShape":5827,"typography":5829,"spacing":5831,"colors":5833},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5828,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5830,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5832,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5834,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5836,"title":5837,"description":5838,"usageNote":5839,"categories":5840,"tier":12,"options":5841},"scorecard-column-cards-dot-ratings","Scorecard · option column cards · criteria rows · five-dot ratings · totals","A measured criteria column aligns with icon-headed option cards, showing five-dot ratings and optional equal-weight totals.","Compare two or three options using supplied whole-number ratings from one to five across three to six criteria. Higher must mean better for every criterion. Not for invented ratings, weighted totals, raw measurements, or yes\u002Fno feature lists.",[565,630],{"cardShape":5842,"cardFill":5844,"colors":5846,"borderWeight":5848,"shadow":5850,"typography":5852,"iconShape":5854,"iconSize":5856,"iconPaint":5858,"iconShell":5860,"spacing":5861,"alignment":5863,"finish":5865,"totals":5867},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5843,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5845,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5847,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5849,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5851,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5853,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5855,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5857,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5859,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5862,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5864,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5866,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":67,"label":5868,"default":69},"Totals",{"id":5870,"title":5871,"description":5872,"usageNote":5873,"categories":5874,"tier":588,"options":5875},"scorecard-table-rating-dots-total-chips","Scorecard · candidate rows · rating dots · total score chips","A measured table of named candidates with optional notes, three to five rating dots per criterion, and optional equal-weight totals. All highest totals share the same filled chip.","Use for two to eight options, vendors, candidates, or ideas rated on the same two to five criteria with whole-number scores out of three to five. Not for yes-or-no feature comparisons, items with statuses, processes, timelines, or requests that give no ratings.",[630,565],{"cardShape":5876,"borderWeight":5878,"shadow":5880,"typography":5882,"spacing":5884,"alignment":5886,"finish":5888,"totals":5890},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5877,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5879,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5881,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5883,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5885,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5887,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5889,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":67,"label":5891,"default":69},"Total column",{"id":5893,"title":5894,"description":5895,"usageNote":5896,"categories":5897,"tier":130,"options":5898},"sequence-lifelines-ordered-labeled-messages","Sequence diagram · icon participant cards · dashed lifelines · ordered labeled messages","Two to six icon participant cards with a dashed lifeline under each, and labeled messages running down between lifelines in the order they happen, calls as solid arrows and replies as dashed ones.","Use to show who talks to whom and in what order, such as an API call, a login or payment flow, or a handoff between teams, with up to fourteen messages between two to six participants. Not for components that only depend on each other without an order (use the dependency graph), a request's path through hops, decisions, or states, and not for a participant messaging itself.",[177],{"cardShape":5899,"cardFill":5901,"colors":5903,"borderWeight":5905,"shadow":5907,"typography":5909,"iconShape":5911,"iconSize":5913,"iconPaint":5915,"iconShell":5917,"spacing":5918,"alignment":5920,"finish":5922,"lineWeight":5924},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5900,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5902,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5904,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5906,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5908,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5910,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":5912,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":5914,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":5916,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5919,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5921,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5923,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":5925,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":5927,"title":5928,"description":5929,"usageNote":5930,"categories":5931,"tier":130,"options":5932},"slope-two-periods-direct-value-labels","Slope · two periods · shared scale · direct value labels","Two numeric columns joined by category lines; measured end labels retain category names and exact values with leaders when needed.","Use to compare supplied observations for the same categories at two periods with a common unit. Unlike a dumbbell row chart, shared vertical positions reveal relative ordering changes. Not a time series with intermediate observations, a causal diagram or mixed-unit comparison.",[566,565],{"cardShape":5933,"typography":5935,"spacing":5937,"colors":5939},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5934,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5936,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5938,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5940,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":5942,"title":5943,"description":5944,"usageNote":5945,"categories":5946,"tier":361,"options":5947},"spectrum-mixer-faders-value-target-gap","Spectrum profile · mixing console · one fader channel per row · value cap and target flag on one shared scale · lit slot for the gap · pole names above and below","Three to seven rows drawn as the fader channels of one console panel. Each channel has a name plate, its high pole above and its low pole below a recessed slot with an engraved 0 to 10 scale. A raised fader cap in the accent rests at the row's value and a neutral flag with a needle marks its target on the same scale; the stretch of slot between them is lit, so each gap is a visible length. A readout under each channel shows both numbers, with a key along the bottom of the panel.","Suits a profile of several traits, each scored between two named opposites and compared with a second profile: product positioning today against a target, a team's working style against the role it needs, a current against a target operating model, a brand's personality against a competitor's. Needs a value and a target from 0 to 10 for every row. Not for one scale holding many items, for more than two profiles, or for traits without opposite poles: use a spectrum, a radar or a bullet chart there.",[566],{},{"id":5949,"title":5950,"description":5951,"usageNote":5952,"categories":5953,"tier":12,"options":5954},"spectrum-pole-labels-positioned-markers","Spectrum · ordered level names along one labeled axis · item cards stacked above their level marker","Three to seven ordered levels along one named axis with its low and high ends labeled, a marker for each level, and three to twelve item cards stacked above the level each one sits at.","Use to place items on an ordered scale between two poles, such as practices on a maturity scale, options from conservative to aggressive, or tasks from low to high effort. The levels are ordered names, not numbers. Not for items on two axes (use a matrix), dated events (use a timeline), values to scale (use a chart), or sorting items into unordered groups.",[911,566],{"cardShape":5955,"cardFill":5957,"colors":5959,"borderWeight":5961,"shadow":5963,"typography":5965,"spacing":5967,"alignment":5969,"finish":5971},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5956,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5958,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5960,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5962,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5964,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5966,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":5968,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":5970,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":5972,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":5974,"title":5975,"description":5976,"usageNote":5977,"categories":5978,"tier":361,"options":5979},"spiral-plot-seasonal-turns","Spiral plot · one turn per series · curved value bars on shared spokes · end scale · totals and peaks ledger","Two to four ordered series of one repeating cycle wound onto a single Archimedean spiral, one turn per series, so the same category of every series sits on the same spoke. Each value is a curved bar growing outward from the spiral line, its radial length exact on one scale drawn as parallel guide spirals and read off an axis at the spiral's open end. Series labels sit at the turn starts, category labels ring the outer turn, and a ledger gives each series' derived total and peak.","Suits a quantity that repeats over a cycle and is compared across a few cycles: monthly orders, visitors, bookings, energy use or rainfall over two to four years, or weekday traffic over a few weeks. Needs one nonnegative value for every category of every series, in one unit. It shows where in the cycle the peak recurs and whether later cycles are larger; use a line chart for precise comparisons of neighbouring values, for more than four cycles, or for values that can be negative.",[566],{},{"id":5981,"title":5982,"description":5983,"usageNote":5984,"categories":5985,"tier":130,"options":5986},"state-machine-rounded-states-labeled-transitions","State machine · rounded states · start and end markers · labeled transitions","Three to ten rounded state cards, with an optional start marker and end markers, arranged downward and joined by routed transitions that may return to earlier states, each optionally labeled with the event that causes it.","Use for the states a thing moves through and the events that move it, such as an order lifecycle, a ticket status, a subscription, or a device mode, including transitions back to an earlier state. Not for steps with decisions (use a flowchart), software components calling each other, a request's path, or a hierarchy.",[2391],{"cardShape":5987,"cardFill":5989,"colors":5991,"borderWeight":5993,"shadow":5995,"typography":5997,"spacing":5999,"alignment":6001,"finish":6003,"lineStyle":6005,"lineWeight":6007},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":5988,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":5990,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":5992,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":5994,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":5996,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":5998,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6000,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6002,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6004,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6006,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6008,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6010,"title":6011,"description":6012,"usageNote":6013,"categories":6014,"tier":588,"options":6015},"stats-card-row-delta-pills","Stats · icon card row · supplied values and independent change pills","Two to five measured icon cards align exact supplied display values, independently optional numeric change pills with explicit direction and favorability, separate supplied change units and context notes.","Use for supplied dashboard KPI sets such as revenue, active users, churn and latency. Changes may be incomplete and remain neutral unless favorability is supplied. Suits separate headline metrics rather than a time-series plot or composition of one whole. Requires known numeric current values; never invent missing measurements or intervals.",[613],{"cardShape":6016,"cardFill":6018,"colors":6020,"borderWeight":6022,"shadow":6024,"typography":6026,"iconShape":6028,"iconSize":6030,"iconPaint":6032,"iconShell":6034,"spacing":6035,"alignment":6037,"finish":6039},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6017,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6019,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6021,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6023,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6025,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6027,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6029,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6031,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6033,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6036,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6038,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6040,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6042,"title":6043,"description":6044,"usageNote":6045,"categories":6046,"tier":12,"options":6047},"stats-divided-grid-side-icon-values","Stats · divided panel · side icons and supplied values","Two to six supplied figures in one measured divided panel, with side icon badges and complete display values. Five figures use a centered final row.","Use for two to six separate supplied figures with labels and icons. Preserves value formatting and order; no plotted quantities, inferred status or invented figures.",[613],{"cardShape":6048,"cardFill":6050,"colors":6052,"borderWeight":6054,"shadow":6056,"typography":6058,"iconShape":6060,"iconSize":6062,"iconPaint":6064,"iconShell":6066,"spacing":6067,"alignment":6069,"finish":6071,"lineStyle":6073,"lineWeight":6075},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6049,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6051,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6053,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6055,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6057,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6059,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6061,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6063,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6065,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6068,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6070,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6072,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6074,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6076,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6078,"title":6079,"description":6080,"usageNote":6081,"categories":6082,"tier":12,"options":6083},"stats-divided-row-big-numbers","Divided row of supplied figures","Two to four supplied numeric display strings with measured titles and optional context, separated by structural vertical rules.","Use for individual supplied figures, preserving their currency, units, ranking and qualifiers exactly. No values are calculated or inferred.",[613],{"typography":6084,"spacing":6086,"alignment":6088,"colors":6090,"lineStyle":6092,"lineWeight":6094},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6085,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6087,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6089,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6091,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6093,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6095,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6097,"title":6098,"description":6099,"usageNote":6100,"categories":6101,"tier":12,"options":6102},"stats-headline-panel-divided-side-values","Stats · headline panel · divided supporting values","One explicitly designated headline metric beside two to four supporting values, with measured labels, optional supplied context and aligned divided rows.","Use for a supplied headline figure with supporting metrics. Values retain their exact supplied formatting and units. Headline designation controls emphasis, never comparisons across unrelated quantities. Use trend or share charts when quantitative geometry is required.",[613],{"cardShape":6103,"cardFill":6105,"colors":6107,"borderWeight":6109,"shadow":6111,"typography":6113,"spacing":6115,"alignment":6117,"finish":6119,"lineStyle":6121,"lineWeight":6123},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6104,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6106,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6108,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6110,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6112,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6114,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6116,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6118,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6120,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6122,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6124,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6126,"title":6127,"description":6128,"usageNote":6129,"categories":6130,"tier":12,"options":6131},"stats-progress-rings-percentages","Progress rings with supplied percentages","Two to four independently supplied percentages, drawn exactly out of 100 with measured centered values, titles and optional context.","Use for independent supplied completion, adoption, satisfaction or capacity percentages. Do not derive percentages from counts or treat shares of one whole as independent rates.",[613],{"typography":6132,"spacing":6134,"colors":6136},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6133,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6135,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6137,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":6139,"title":6140,"description":6141,"usageNote":6142,"categories":6143,"tier":361,"options":6144},"stats-sparkline-table-row-scaled-trends-derived-change","Stats · sparkline table · one row per metric · trend scaled to its own low and high · derived current value and change · optional target","One aligned table panel with a header row and three to eight metric rows sharing one sequence of four to twelve periods. Each row shows an optional icon with the metric's name and description, an inline trend line scaled to that row's own lowest and highest values with both marked and labeled at its right end, the final period's value, a change pill against the previous period, and, when supplied, a target pill marked met or not met.","Use for a compact dashboard of several metrics with a short shared history: monthly KPI reviews, product health or support operations metrics, regional or channel sales summaries, board pack scorecards. Change and target colors appear only when a favorable direction is supplied. Each trend has its own scale, so rows show shape and range rather than comparing magnitudes. Not for one headline number, comparing series on one shared axis, metrics measured over different periods, or long histories.",[613,630],{"cardShape":6145,"cardFill":6147,"colors":6149,"borderWeight":6151,"shadow":6153,"typography":6155,"iconShape":6157,"iconSize":6159,"iconPaint":6161,"iconShell":6163,"spacing":6164,"finish":6166},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6146,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6148,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6150,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6152,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6154,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6156,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6158,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6160,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6162,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6165,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6167,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6169,"title":6170,"description":6171,"usageNote":6172,"categories":6173,"tier":130,"options":6174},"stats-trend-cards-sparkline-current-value","Stats · trend card grid · zero-based sparklines · derived headline and change pills","Three to eight equal cards in a measured grid share one sequence of four to twelve periods. Each card shows an optional icon and its label, the final period's value as the headline, a change pill against the previous period with that period named, and a filled sparkline on its own scale from zero to its peak, both labeled at its right end, with the first and last period labels beneath it.","Use for a dashboard of several metrics that each have a short history over the same periods: monthly e-commerce or SaaS KPIs, weekly support or operations metrics, quarterly business reviews. Change color appears only when a favorable direction is supplied. Each sparkline has its own scale, so cards show trends rather than comparing magnitudes. Not for single headline numbers without history, for comparing series on one shared axis, or for negative values.",[613,566],{"cardShape":6175,"cardFill":6177,"colors":6179,"borderWeight":6181,"shadow":6183,"typography":6185,"iconShape":6187,"iconSize":6189,"iconPaint":6191,"iconShell":6193,"spacing":6194,"finish":6196},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6176,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6178,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6180,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6182,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6184,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6186,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6188,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6190,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6192,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6195,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6197,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6199,"title":6200,"description":6201,"usageNote":6202,"categories":6203,"tier":12,"options":6204},"status-table-icon-rows-pills","Status table · icon rows · uppercase headers · status pills","A table panel with uppercase column headers and icon rows, each showing a title, optional subtitle, up to three shared value columns, and optional fixed-tone status pills. Numbers align right and progress values include measured bars.","Use for two to eight items that each have the same few facts and, optionally, a status, such as projects with owners and due dates, services with uptime, or leads with priority. Not for comparing options feature by feature, processes, timelines, or hierarchies.",[630],{"cardShape":6205,"cardFill":6207,"colors":6209,"borderWeight":6211,"shadow":6213,"typography":6215,"iconShape":6217,"iconSize":6219,"iconPaint":6221,"iconShell":6223,"spacing":6224,"alignment":6226,"finish":6228},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6206,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6208,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6210,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6212,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6214,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6216,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6218,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6220,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6222,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6225,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6227,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6229,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6231,"title":6232,"description":6233,"usageNote":6234,"categories":6235,"tier":12,"options":6236},"steps-ascending-staircase-icon-captions","Steps · ascending staircase · numbered blocks · icon captions on each tread","Three to six ordered stages rise from left to right on numbered blocks sharing one baseline, with an icon, title, and optional description above each tread.","Use for three to six stages that build on each other toward a goal, such as a maturity model, a career ladder, a growth plan, or levels of adoption. Not for steps that stay at the same level, cycles that repeat, parallel tracks, or items with no order.",[492],{"cardShape":6237,"cardFill":6239,"colors":6241,"borderWeight":6243,"shadow":6245,"typography":6247,"iconShape":6249,"iconSize":6251,"iconPaint":6253,"iconShell":6255,"spacing":6256,"alignment":6258,"finish":6260},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6238,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6240,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6242,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6244,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6246,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6248,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6250,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6252,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6254,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6257,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6259,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6261,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6263,"title":6264,"description":6265,"usageNote":6266,"categories":6267,"tier":12,"options":6268},"steps-card-grid-numbered-icons","Steps · card grid · numbered icon headers · optional descriptions","Three to nine ordered step cards in a balanced grid, each with an icon, a legible two-digit sequence number, a title, and optional description. Equal card sizes and centered short final rows preserve reading order.","Use for three to nine steps of one process that each need a few lines of explanation, such as a getting-started guide, a method, or a service delivery process. Not for steps that need arrows or a path between them, dated milestones, parallel tracks, or unordered feature lists.",[492,654],{"cardShape":6269,"cardFill":6271,"colors":6273,"borderWeight":6275,"shadow":6277,"typography":6279,"iconShape":6281,"iconSize":6283,"iconPaint":6285,"iconShell":6287,"spacing":6288,"alignment":6290,"finish":6292,"columns":6294},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6270,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6272,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6274,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6276,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6278,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6280,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6282,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6284,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6286,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6289,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6291,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6293,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":683,"label":684,"min":685,"max":686,"step":687,"default":686},{"id":6296,"title":6297,"description":6298,"usageNote":6299,"categories":6300,"tier":12,"options":6301},"steps-center-spine-two-tracks","Steps · numbered center spine · two tracks · tinted icon tiles","Numbered steps along a center spine within one shared panel; paired actions in two named tracks use mirrored text and icon badges, with neutral connectors joining each row.","Use for an ordered process of two to six steps where two things happen at each step, such as what the customer does and what the team does. Not for comparisons of two options, single-track lists, or hierarchies.",[492],{"cardShape":6302,"colors":6304,"borderWeight":6306,"shadow":6308,"typography":6310,"iconShape":6312,"iconSize":6314,"iconPaint":6316,"iconShell":6318,"spacing":6319,"alignment":6321,"finish":6323,"lineStyle":6325,"lineWeight":6327},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6303,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6305,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6307,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6309,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6311,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6313,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6315,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6317,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6320,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6322,"default":116},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6324,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6326,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6328,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6330,"title":6331,"description":6332,"usageNote":6333,"categories":6334,"tier":12,"options":6335},"steps-chevron-ribbon-numbered-captions","Steps · horizontal chevron ribbon · numbered segments · captions below","A horizontal ribbon of numbered chevrons with measured captions below, contained on a neutral panel. Every segment uses the same pitch, and the points clearly separate consecutive stages.","Use for three to six sequential steps or phases that read left to right, such as a sales process, a delivery method, or an onboarding plan. Not for steps that branch, repeat as a cycle, run in parallel tracks, or have no order.",[492],{"cardShape":6336,"colors":6338,"borderWeight":6340,"shadow":6342,"typography":6344,"spacing":6346,"alignment":6348,"finish":6350},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6337,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6339,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6341,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6343,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6345,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6347,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6349,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6351,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6353,"title":6354,"description":6355,"usageNote":6356,"categories":6357,"tier":12,"options":6358},"steps-icon-cards-arrows-chips","Steps · horizontal icon cards · arrows between cards · optional duration or owner chips","A horizontal sequence of icon cards joined by arrows, with measured titles and optional descriptions. Optional bottom pills visibly identify supplied owners or durations.","Use for three to five ordered process steps with hand-offs, such as approval, fulfillment, and request workflows. Optional metadata identifies either a supplied owner or a duration for every step. Not for parallel tracks, cycles, dated histories, or unordered lists.",[492],{"cardShape":6359,"cardFill":6361,"colors":6363,"borderWeight":6365,"shadow":6367,"typography":6369,"iconShape":6371,"iconSize":6373,"iconPaint":6375,"iconShell":6377,"spacing":6378,"alignment":6380,"finish":6382,"lineStyle":6384,"lineWeight":6386},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6360,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6362,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6364,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6366,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6368,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6370,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6372,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6374,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6376,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6379,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6381,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6383,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6385,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6387,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6389,"title":6390,"description":6391,"usageNote":6392,"categories":6393,"tier":130,"options":6394},"steps-isometric-block-staircase-owned-risers","Steps · isometric block staircase · stacked level layers · tread titles and riser descriptions","Three to five level layers stack into one solid isometric staircase rising from lower left to upper right; each layer extends under every level above it, with its title on its tread and its description on its riser.","Use for cumulative progressions where each level keeps what the previous ones established: maturity models, skill or career levels, service tiers, adoption stages. Step size is schematic, not measured effort or time. Not for independent options, repeating cycles or parallel tracks.",[492],{"typography":6395,"spacing":6397},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6396,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6398,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":6400,"title":6401,"description":6402,"usageNote":6403,"categories":6404,"tier":588,"options":6405},"steps-left-rail-numbered-icon-cards","Steps · vertical left rail · numbered markers · icon cards","A vertical rail on the left with a numbered marker for every step, each joined to a white card on its right that holds a tinted icon tile, a title, and a description.","Use for three to seven steps of one process read top to bottom, such as setup instructions, an onboarding checklist, or an incident procedure, where each step needs a sentence of detail. Not for dated milestones, steps in two parallel tracks, cycles that repeat, or items with no order.",[492],{"cardShape":6406,"cardFill":6408,"colors":6410,"borderWeight":6412,"shadow":6414,"typography":6416,"iconShape":6418,"iconSize":6420,"iconPaint":6422,"iconShell":6424,"spacing":6425,"alignment":6427,"finish":6429,"lineStyle":6431,"lineWeight":6433},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6407,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6409,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6411,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6413,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6415,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6417,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6419,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6421,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6423,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6426,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6428,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6430,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6432,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6434,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6436,"title":6437,"description":6438,"usageNote":6439,"categories":6440,"tier":12,"options":6441},"steps-line-numbered-markers-icon-captions","Steps · horizontal arrow line · numbered markers · icon tile captions below","A single horizontal line ending in an arrow, with a numbered marker for every step on it, and under each marker a tinted icon tile, a title, and a description.","Use for three to six steps of one process that read left to right, such as how a product works, a checkout flow, or a support procedure, where each step has its own icon. Not for dated milestones, steps in two parallel tracks, cycles that repeat, or items with no order.",[492],{"cardShape":6442,"colors":6444,"borderWeight":6446,"shadow":6448,"typography":6450,"iconShape":6452,"iconSize":6454,"iconPaint":6456,"iconShell":6458,"spacing":6459,"alignment":6461,"finish":6463,"lineStyle":6465,"lineWeight":6467},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6443,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6445,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6447,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6449,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6451,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6453,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6455,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6457,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6460,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6462,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6464,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6466,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6468,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6470,"title":6471,"description":6472,"usageNote":6473,"categories":6474,"tier":130,"options":6475},"steps-rising-ribbon-inner-stops","Steps · continuous rising ribbon · inner stops and caption bays","A continuous broad rising contour carries four stops with alternating captions attached to the same progression.","Use for adoption maturity, professional progression or increasingly involved service levels. Rise shows ordered development, without measured time, performance or guaranteed improvement.",[492],{"typography":6476,"spacing":6478,"colors":6480},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6477,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6479,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6481,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":6483,"title":6484,"description":6485,"usageNote":6486,"categories":6487,"tier":12,"options":6488},"steps-snake-path-u-turns-icon-stops","Steps · snake path · icon stops and numbered captions","Four to nine ordered steps follow a continuous winding path across two to four columns, with measured icon stops and numbered captions. Arrows preserve direction through each rounded turn.","Use for four to nine steps of one long process, such as a customer onboarding program, a product development lifecycle, or a hiring process, where a single row would be too wide. Not for cycles that repeat, steps in parallel tracks, dated milestones, or items with no order.",[492],{"cardShape":6489,"colors":6491,"borderWeight":6493,"shadow":6495,"typography":6497,"iconShape":6499,"iconSize":6501,"iconPaint":6503,"iconShell":6505,"spacing":6506,"alignment":6508,"finish":6510,"lineStyle":6512,"lineWeight":6514,"columns":6516},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6490,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6492,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6494,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6496,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6498,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6500,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6502,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6504,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6507,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6509,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6511,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6513,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6515,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":683,"label":684,"min":685,"max":686,"step":687,"default":6517},3,{"id":6519,"title":6520,"description":6521,"usageNote":6522,"categories":6523,"tier":12,"options":6525},"swot-columns-icon-headers-grouped-points","SWOT · four columns · icon headers · internal\u002Fexternal brackets · bullet points","Four equal-height SWOT columns with icon headers and neutral point lists, grouped by measured internal and external brackets. Shared header and point alignment make the structural grouping explicit.","Use for a SWOT analysis of one company, product, team or plan when the internal\u002Fexternal split matters and a wide layout fits. Other four-category frameworks belong in a general matrix.",[6524],"swot",{"cardShape":6526,"cardFill":6528,"colors":6530,"borderWeight":6532,"shadow":6534,"typography":6536,"iconShape":6538,"iconSize":6540,"iconPaint":6542,"iconShell":6544,"spacing":6545,"alignment":6547,"finish":6549},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6527,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6529,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6531,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6533,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6535,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6537,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6539,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6541,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6543,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6546,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6548,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6550,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6552,"title":6553,"description":6554,"usageNote":6555,"categories":6556,"tier":361,"options":6557},"swot-curved-kite-fields-shared-classification-axes","SWOT · curved kite fields · shared classification axes","Four shallow curved fields meet along one classification cross. Upright headings and points stay on their own top faces; shared column headings identify helpful\u002Fharmful factors and shared row headings identify internal\u002Fexternal factors. Equal depth carries no numeric meaning.","A compact SWOT for a programme, product launch or personal development. The four fixed classifications remain visible without a detached hub or four separate cards. Field area does not encode priority or likelihood.",[6524,148],{"typography":6558,"finish":6560},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6559,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6561,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6563,"title":6564,"description":6565,"usageNote":6566,"categories":6567,"tier":130,"options":6568},"swot-notched-fields-shared-hexagon","SWOT · notched fields · shared hexagon","Four SWOT fields form one fitted composition around a shared hexagonal classification core, with readable owned points.","Service positioning; Product launch assessment; Partnership planning. Fixed SWOT roles, not arbitrary four-way classification.",[6524,148],{"typography":6569,"spacing":6571},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6570,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6572,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":6574,"title":6575,"description":6576,"usageNote":6577,"categories":6578,"tier":588,"options":6579},"swot-quadrant-letter-badges-bullets","SWOT quadrants with letter badges and points","Four measured SWOT cards with initials derived from displayed labels and bullet points, keeping internal factors above external factors.","Use for a classic SWOT analysis of one company, product, team, or plan with two to six points per part. Not for comparisons of two options, pros and cons lists, 2×2 matrices with other axes, or processes.",[6524],{"cardShape":6580,"cardFill":6582,"colors":6584,"borderWeight":6586,"shadow":6588,"typography":6590,"iconShape":6592,"iconSize":6594,"iconPaint":6596,"iconShell":6598,"spacing":6599,"alignment":6601,"finish":6603},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6581,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6583,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6585,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6587,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6589,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6591,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6593,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6595,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6597,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6600,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6602,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6604,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6606,"title":6607,"description":6608,"usageNote":6609,"categories":6610,"tier":361,"options":6611},"swot-quarter-ring-fields-owned-point-pairs","SWOT · quarter-ring fields · owned point pairs","Four broad annular quadrants hold their own SWOT headings and points around one shared focus. Real gaps separate the classifications without a ring arrow or implied sequence.","A product launch, a community programme or personal development. This is a qualitative SWOT: strengths and weaknesses are internal, opportunities and threats external. Area and angle are schematic.",[6524,148],{"typography":6612,"finish":6614},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6613,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6615,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6617,"title":6618,"description":6619,"usageNote":6620,"categories":6621,"tier":130,"options":6622},"swot-tows-factor-headers-linked-strategy-matrix","SWOT · TOWS strategy matrix · icon factor headers and referenced actions","Icon-marked internal strengths and weaknesses head two columns, external opportunities and threats head two rows, and each intersection contains proposed strategies with visible references to the factors they combine.","Use to connect supplied internal and external SWOT factors to proposed TOWS actions in their fixed intersections. Supports 1–2 factors per group, 0–6 actions with one exact internal\u002Fexternal pair each and at most two per intersection, and optional translated factor headers. Empty intersections remain visibly without an action. Use another composition for strategies combining multiple factors in one action, more source factors, scoring, ownership or timelines. This diagram does not establish evidence or predict success.",[6524],{"cardShape":6623,"cardFill":6625,"colors":6627,"borderWeight":6629,"shadow":6631,"typography":6633,"spacing":6635,"alignment":6637,"finish":6639},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6624,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6626,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6628,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6630,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6632,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6634,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6636,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6638,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6640,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6642,"title":6643,"description":6644,"usageNote":6645,"categories":6646,"tier":130,"options":6647},"table-data-header-aligned-columns","Data table · uppercase header row · text left, numbers right · optional closing row","A table panel with an uppercase header row, up to six columns and twelve rows of supplied values, the first column naming each row, text columns left-aligned, number columns right-aligned, and an optional closing row such as totals under its own rule.","Use for plain tabular data of two to twelve rows and two to six columns, such as regional sales by quarter, a price list, specifications, or test results, with an optional supplied totals row. Not for comparing options feature by feature, items that each carry an icon and a status, timelines, hierarchies, or anything that needs a chart.",[630],{"cardShape":6648,"cardFill":6650,"borderWeight":6652,"shadow":6654,"typography":6656,"spacing":6658,"finish":6660},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6649,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6651,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6653,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6655,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6657,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6659,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6661,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6663,"title":6664,"description":6665,"usageNote":6666,"categories":6667,"tier":361,"options":6668},"table-grouped-option-headers-explicit-shared-cell-bands","Table · grouped option headers · explicit shared cell bands","Two column-group headers span four option columns. Each row is a complete partition of explicitly supplied contiguous cells, so shared terms visibly bridge the precise options they apply to.","Compare service packages by delivery mode, learning formats by provider group, or equipment variants by product family. Shared cells must be supplied as exact contiguous column memberships. Not inferred equivalence, automatic text merging, numeric ranking or a generic spreadsheet.",[630,565],{"typography":6669,"finish":6671},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6670,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6672,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6674,"title":6675,"description":6676,"usageNote":6677,"categories":6678,"tier":130,"options":6679},"table-raci-tasks-roles-assignment-codes","RACI matrix · task rows by role columns · coded assignment marks · per-role totals","A responsibility matrix of two to twelve tasks, optionally in consecutive groups, against three to eight role columns headed by icons or initials. Each cell carries one code mark: solid accountable, solid inside an accent ring for responsible and accountable, tinted responsible, neutral consulted, an outlined letter for informed and a dash for not involved. Per-role accountable and responsible totals and a letter key close the card.","Use to show who does, owns, advises on and hears about each piece of work: product or campaign launches, process ownership, governance and approvals, onboarding plans, procurement or incident response. Every task has exactly one accountable role. Not for task schedules or dependencies, reporting lines, or rating options against criteria.",[630,911],{"cardShape":6680,"borderWeight":6682,"shadow":6684,"typography":6686,"spacing":6688,"iconShell":6690,"finish":6691,"avatarShape":6693},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6681,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6683,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6685,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6687,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6689,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6692,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":776,"choices":6694,"default":54},[54,18],{"id":6696,"title":6697,"description":6698,"usageNote":6699,"categories":6700,"tier":130,"options":6701},"table-subject-header-key-value-specifications","Table · subject header · key-value specifications","A structured specification sheet for one subject: a subject header with name, optional icon, and description across the top, above measured key-value specification rows with optional section group headers.","Use for technical specifications, product data sheets, server configurations, vehicle attributes, device features, or model parameters for a single subject. Not for multi-record data tables, item-by-item comparison tables, or lists of items with per-row status pills.",[630],{"cardShape":6702,"cardFill":6704,"borderWeight":6706,"shadow":6708,"typography":6710,"spacing":6712,"finish":6714,"iconShape":6716,"iconSize":6718,"iconPaint":6720,"iconShell":6722},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6703,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6705,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6707,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6709,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6711,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6713,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6715,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6717,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6719,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6721,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"id":6724,"title":6725,"description":6726,"usageNote":6727,"categories":6728,"tier":130,"options":6729},"ternary-triangle-proportional-points-side-key","Ternary · proportional triangle · numbered compositions · percentage key","Three-component percentage observations at exact barycentric positions inside an equilateral triangle, with a numbered side key.","Use for supplied three-part percentages totaling 100, including pure components and coincident compositions. Framework triangle cards show three concepts without quantities; this is a quantitative triangle variation. Donuts compare parts of one composition; this compares several compositions. Not for incomplete shares, raw unconstrained amounts, a hierarchy or inferred trade-offs.",[566,148],{"cardShape":6730,"typography":6732,"spacing":6734,"colors":6736},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6731,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6733,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6735,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6737,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":6739,"title":6740,"description":6741,"usageNote":6742,"categories":6743,"tier":12,"options":6744},"this-or-that-angled-halves-icon-tags","This or that · angled halves · icons and tag pills","One panel split along an angled seam, with a centered VS badge. Each half holds an icon badge, a name, and two or three descriptive tag pills.","Use for a quick, punchy either-or between exactly two options, such as cats or dogs, tea or coffee, or two products, each summed up by a few one- or two-word tags. Not for detailed point-by-point contrasts, three or more options, pros and cons, processes, or timelines.",[565],{"cardShape":6745,"cardFill":6747,"colors":6749,"borderWeight":6751,"shadow":6753,"typography":6755,"iconShape":6757,"iconSize":6759,"iconPaint":6761,"iconShell":6763,"spacing":6764,"alignment":6766,"finish":6768},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6746,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6748,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6750,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6752,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6754,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6756,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6758,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6760,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6762,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6765,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6767,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6769,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6771,"title":6772,"description":6773,"usageNote":6774,"categories":6775,"tier":361,"options":6776},"timeline-alternating-hooked-bands-integrated-date-spine","Timeline · alternating hooked bands · integrated date spine","Three chronological date bands alternate across one continuous upright spine. Broad rounded wings carry their own milestone title and note; the date belongs to the same band at its root.","A company story, a programme rollout or an exhibition schedule with three dated milestones. Vertical order is chronological; equal band spacing is schematic and does not encode elapsed time or duration.",[629],{"typography":6777},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6778,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"id":6780,"title":6781,"description":6782,"usageNote":6783,"categories":6784,"tier":130,"options":6785},"timeline-clock-face-scheduled-arcs","Timeline · 24-hour clock face · scheduled arcs","Exact same-day intervals occupy proportional arcs on a 24-hour clock face and retain their complete event descriptions in a matched ledger.","For meeting agendas, event programs or training days with exact supplied local times. Requires ordered, nonoverlapping same-day intervals; does not infer current time, completion or attendance.",[629,492],{},{"id":6787,"title":6788,"description":6789,"usageNote":6790,"categories":6791,"tier":361,"options":6792},"timeline-dated-value-stems-proportional-axis-label-cards","Timeline · proportional date axis · value-height stems · placed label cards · optional derived total","Three to ten dated events stand as vertical stems on a proportional calendar axis with year bands: each stem sits at its exact date and rises exactly to its amount above one shared zero, read against quiet value gridlines. Each head carries a measured card with the exact amount, label, optional description and date, placed above or beside it clear of every stem and card, or raised on a dotted leader. An optional pill shows the derived total.","Use when both when and how much matter: funding rounds over a company's history, product launches with first-year revenue, major contracts won, grants or donations received. Spacing reflects elapsed time and height reflects size, so clusters and big jumps read at a glance. Not for negative amounts, dates known only to the month or year, amounts of different measures, or events without amounts (use a plain timeline).",[629,566],{"colors":6793,"typography":6795,"spacing":6797},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6794,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6796,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6798,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":6800,"title":6801,"description":6802,"usageNote":6803,"categories":6804,"tier":361,"options":6805},"timeline-era-bands-header-strip-alternating-event-cards","Timeline · era background bands · header strip · alternating event cards · year ruler","Two to five named eras run as full-height tinted bands across one proportional year axis, each spanning exactly its supplied inclusive years, with its name and year range in a header strip. Four to twelve dated events sit as markers on a central line inside the band of their year, with measured label cards alternating above and below on leaders. A year ruler runs under the bands; years outside every era stay unbanded.","Use when events read best against the periods that frame them: a company history across leadership or strategy eras, product generations with their launches, policy or regulatory periods with key decisions, a career across roles. Band widths show how long each era lasted, and each event sits inside its era at its year. Positions are whole years, so events in one year share a position; at most two events per year. Not for overlapping periods (use a phase-bar timeline), day- or month-precise dates, or undated stages.",[629],{"colors":6806,"typography":6808,"spacing":6810},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6807,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6809,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6811,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":6813,"title":6814,"description":6815,"usageNote":6816,"categories":6817,"tier":130,"options":6818},"timeline-exact-date-intervals-day-scale","Timeline · exact date intervals · elapsed-day scale","Independent date-only [start,end) intervals occupy their exact elapsed-day distances on one shared calendar axis with preserved overlaps.","For hiring windows, service availability or launch phases with supplied exact dates. Unlike period-membership Gantt designs, partial-period starts and elapsed durations are preserved; right boundaries are exclusive and dates never round to slots.",[629,3770],{},{"id":6820,"title":6821,"description":6822,"usageNote":6823,"categories":6824,"tier":12,"options":6825},"timeline-history-large-years-grid","Timeline · history grid · large year numerals · line with markers under the years · text entries","A dated history in balanced rows of two to four entries, with large year labels above connected markers and measured titles and descriptions below.","Use for three to eight dated moments in a history where the years matter most, such as a company's founding story, the history of a technology, a brand's heritage, or an organization's anniversaries. Not for undated steps, plans without years, comparisons, hierarchies, or cycles that repeat.",[629],{"cardShape":6826,"colors":6828,"borderWeight":6830,"shadow":6832,"typography":6834,"spacing":6836,"alignment":6838,"finish":6840,"lineStyle":6842,"lineWeight":6844,"markerKind":6846,"markerSize":6848,"columns":6850},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6827,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6829,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6831,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6833,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6835,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6837,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6839,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6841,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6843,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6845,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":6847,"default":2873},[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":6849,"default":59},[91,59,60],{"type":683,"label":684,"min":685,"max":686,"step":687,"default":686},{"id":6852,"title":6853,"description":6854,"usageNote":6855,"categories":6856,"tier":12,"options":6857},"timeline-horizontal-icon-dots-short-labels","Timeline · horizontal icon nodes · short labels · optional dates","A compact horizontal timeline of equal event columns joined along their icon centers. Each surface holds a short label below its icon and an optional readable date above it, fitting three to ten events in one row.","Use for three to ten events in time order that each need only a few words, such as a release train, a trip itinerary, a customer's first week, an incident log, or a year of launches, with or without dates. Not for events that need descriptions, comparisons, hierarchies, or cycles that repeat.",[629],{"cardShape":6858,"cardFill":6860,"colors":6862,"borderWeight":6864,"shadow":6866,"typography":6868,"iconShape":6870,"iconSize":6872,"iconPaint":6874,"iconShell":6876,"spacing":6877,"alignment":6879,"finish":6881,"lineStyle":6883,"lineWeight":6885},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6859,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6861,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6863,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6865,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6867,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6869,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6871,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6873,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6875,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6878,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6880,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6882,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6884,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6886,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":6888,"title":6889,"description":6890,"usageNote":6891,"categories":6892,"tier":12,"options":6893},"timeline-horizontal-minimal-markers-text-labels","Timeline · horizontal line · markers · labels above and dates below","A minimal horizontal timeline on one shared panel, with measured milestone titles and descriptions above connected markers and optional supplied dates below","Use for three to eight milestones in time order that need a clean, typographic look, such as a product history, a launch plan, a release schedule, or key dates in a project, with or without dates. Not for comparisons, hierarchies, cycles that repeat, or items with no order in time.",[629],{"cardShape":6894,"colors":6896,"borderWeight":6898,"shadow":6900,"typography":6902,"spacing":6904,"alignment":6906,"finish":6908,"lineStyle":6910,"lineWeight":6912,"markerKind":6914,"markerSize":6916},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6895,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6897,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6899,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6901,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6903,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6905,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6907,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6909,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6911,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6913,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":6915,"default":2873},[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":6917,"default":59},[91,59,60],{"id":6919,"title":6920,"description":6921,"usageNote":6922,"categories":6923,"tier":361,"options":6924},"timeline-isometric-fortnight-calendar-marked-date-tiles","Timeline · isometric fortnight calendar · marked date tiles","Fourteen low date tiles form a familiar seven-weekday, two-week calendar. One to four equal milestone markers stand on their exact Gregorian dates and connect to short external dated captions; all unmarked days and weekends remain visible.","A dated fortnight overview for campaign releases, training programmes or office moves. The explicit start must be a real Monday; the frame contains that date and the following thirteen days without snapping. One to four distinct event dates, at most two per week, retain their supplied names and source order. Marker size carries no quantity or duration.",[629,3770],{"typography":6925,"finish":6927},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6926,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6928,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6930,"title":6931,"description":6932,"usageNote":6933,"categories":6934,"tier":361,"options":6935},"timeline-isometric-value-height-duration-slabs-milestone-flags","Timeline · isometric stepped slabs end to end · length is phase duration · height is one shared value · milestone flags at exact years","Two to five projected slabs stand end to end on one gently receding plinth, each slab's length exactly proportional to its phase's duration in years and its height exactly proportional to the phase's value of one shared measure from a common zero; each phase's value and name hang below the plinth, the plinth's front carries a tick and year at every phase boundary, two to seven milestones stand as flags on the slab tops at their exact years, and a key names what height and length show.","Use for a growth story told in consecutive multi-year phases where each phase has one supplied value of a shared measure, such as headcount or revenue by company era, users by product stage, population by city period or budget by programme phase, with a few dated milestones. Not when phases lack values, overlap, or need month-level dates, nor for several measures per phase or more than a handful of milestones.",[629],{"typography":6936,"spacing":6938},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6937,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6939,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":6941,"title":6942,"description":6943,"usageNote":6944,"categories":6945,"tier":361,"options":6946},"timeline-paired-rails-shared-milestone-bridges","Timeline · paired rails · shared milestone bridges","Two period-aligned history rails keep independent milestones on their own sides. A fitted spanning bridge joins the rails only for one event explicitly shared by both histories.","Product and company histories, two organizations around a partnership, or research and delivery histories with both independent and shared milestones. Shared ownership is a supplied fact rather than inferred simultaneity. Unlike ordinary parallel timelines, a shared event is drawn once and visibly belongs to both tracks. Schematic periods, not exact elapsed dates or causal dependencies.",[629,565],{"typography":6947,"finish":6949},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6948,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6950,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":6952,"title":6953,"description":6954,"usageNote":6955,"categories":6956,"tier":130,"options":6957},"timeline-parallel-rails-period-aligned-milestones","Timeline · parallel rails · period-aligned milestones · point markers","Parallel track rails across equal-width schematic period columns, showing discrete milestone events with point markers, concise captions, and vertical stacks for coincident milestones.","Use for two to four parallel tracks (teams, products, or historical streams) across three to six shared periods with two to twelve total milestone events. Shows discrete point-in-time milestones aligned to periods, with empty positions preserved and coincident events stacked vertically. Does not show continuous duration bars (use roadmap-swimlanes-period-columns-bars) or single linear timelines.",[629,3770],{"cardShape":6958,"cardFill":6960,"colors":6962,"borderWeight":6964,"shadow":6966,"typography":6968,"iconShape":6970,"iconSize":6972,"iconPaint":6974,"iconShell":6976,"spacing":6977,"alignment":6979,"finish":6981,"lineStyle":6983,"lineWeight":6985,"markerKind":6987,"markerSize":6989},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":6959,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":6961,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":6963,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":6965,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":6967,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6969,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":6971,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":6973,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":6975,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":6978,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":6980,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":6982,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":6984,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":6986,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":6988,"default":2873},[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":6990,"default":59},[91,59,60],{"id":6992,"title":6993,"description":6994,"usageNote":6995,"categories":6996,"tier":130,"options":6997},"timeline-pennant-faces-date-owned-notes","Timeline · pennant faces · dates and owned milestone notes","Dated triangular pennants share a baseline and anchor a measured milestone ledger above and below each face.","Use for a product release calendar, a school programme or a hiring plan. Pennant spacing is schematic and does not measure elapsed time.",[629],{"typography":6998,"spacing":7000,"colors":7002},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":6999,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7001,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7003,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":7005,"title":7006,"description":7007,"usageNote":7008,"categories":7009,"tier":130,"options":7010},"timeline-phase-bars-period-axis","Timeline · phase bars · shared period axis · labels on the left · overlaps allowed","A measured Gantt grid with phase titles and optional descriptions, equal-width period columns, and accent bars spanning each phase’s inclusive start and end periods exactly. Overlapping phases remain on separate rows.","Use for two to eight scheduled phases across two to twelve supplied consecutive periods, such as a launch plan by month, a construction schedule by week, or a hiring plan by quarter. This shows period membership, not partial-period timing or exact elapsed-day durations. Not for undated process steps.",[629,3770],{"cardShape":7011,"colors":7013,"borderWeight":7015,"shadow":7017,"typography":7019,"spacing":7021,"alignment":7023,"finish":7025,"lineStyle":7027,"lineWeight":7029},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7012,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7014,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7016,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7018,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7020,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7022,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7024,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7026,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7028,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7030,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":7032,"title":7033,"description":7034,"usageNote":7035,"categories":7036,"tier":130,"options":7037},"timeline-proportional-date-axis-event-rows","Timeline · proportional calendar-date axis · event rows","Dated event markers aligned to elapsed calendar days, with exact date labels and independent event rows.","Use for actual date-only milestones where horizontal distances should reflect elapsed days. Unlike published period-axis timelines and the parallel slot draft, events are not evenly spaced. Preserves coincident dates and source row order; no durations or invented times.",[629],{"cardShape":7038,"typography":7040,"spacing":7042,"colors":7044},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7039,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7041,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7043,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7045,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":7047,"title":7048,"description":7049,"usageNote":7050,"categories":7051,"tier":361,"options":7052},"timeline-quarter-calendar-month-panels-date-owned-notes","Timeline · quarter calendar · month panels and date-owned notes","Three full Monday-first month grids align side by side. Actual milestone dates are highlighted in place and retain complete date-owned captions beneath their own month.","A product quarter, training term or community event season. Supply three consecutive Gregorian months and exactly two distinct milestone dates in each. Calendar position is exact; there are no invented events or duration estimates.",[629,3770],{"typography":7053,"finish":7055},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7054,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7056,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7058,"title":7059,"description":7060,"usageNote":7061,"categories":7062,"tier":361,"options":7063},"timeline-two-track-agenda-shared-session-bridges","Timeline · two-track agenda · shared session bridges","Two named schedule columns share one exact minute ruler. Parallel sessions occupy their own track, while a shared session spans both columns once at its actual time and duration.","Conference tracks, parallel training workshops or a two-team rehearsal. Heights preserve same-day minutes, empty times stay empty, and shared sessions occupy both tracks. Not inferred attendance or overlapping sessions within a track.",[629,630],{"typography":7064,"finish":7066},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7065,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7067,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7069,"title":7070,"description":7071,"usageNote":7072,"categories":7073,"tier":12,"options":7074},"timeline-vertical-center-rail-icon-cards","Timeline · vertical center rail · cards alternating left and right · icon badges · dates on the rail","A vertical rail down the middle with milestone cards alternating left and right; each card has an icon badge beside its title and description and joins its rail marker by a neutral connector, with an optional date beside the marker on the far side of the rail.","Use for three to eight milestones or phases in time order that read top to bottom, such as a project rollout, a product launch, a company history, or a migration plan, with or without dates. Not for comparisons, hierarchies, cycles that repeat, or items with no order in time.",[629],{"cardShape":7075,"cardFill":7077,"colors":7079,"borderWeight":7081,"shadow":7083,"typography":7085,"iconShape":7087,"iconSize":7089,"iconPaint":7091,"iconShell":7093,"spacing":7094,"alignment":7096,"finish":7098,"lineStyle":7100,"lineWeight":7102,"markerKind":7104,"markerSize":7106},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7076,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7078,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7080,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7082,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7084,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7086,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7088,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":7090,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7092,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7095,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7097,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7099,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7101,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7103,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":7105,"default":2873},[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":7107,"default":59},[91,59,60],{"id":7109,"title":7110,"description":7111,"usageNote":7112,"categories":7113,"tier":12,"options":7114},"timeline-vertical-date-column-text-entries","Timeline · vertical left rail · date column · marker per entry · text entries","A vertical rail on the left with a marker per entry; each entry's date sits right-aligned in a column before the rail, and its bold title and muted description read to the right of it, within one shared panel.","Use for three to eight dated or undated events in time order that carry some text, such as a changelog, a company history, an incident log, a project schedule, or a career path. Not for comparisons, hierarchies, cycles that repeat, or items with no order in time.",[629],{"cardShape":7115,"colors":7117,"borderWeight":7119,"shadow":7121,"typography":7123,"spacing":7125,"alignment":7127,"finish":7129,"lineStyle":7131,"lineWeight":7133,"markerKind":7135,"markerSize":7137},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7116,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7118,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7120,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7122,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7124,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7126,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7128,"default":116},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7130,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7132,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7134,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":7136,"default":2873},[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":7138,"default":59},[91,59,60],{"id":7140,"title":7141,"description":7142,"usageNote":7143,"categories":7144,"tier":130,"options":7145},"timeline-year-half-rings-month-owned-events","Timeline · ordered year half rings · month-owned milestones","Two or three ordered year arcs share twelve Gregorian month slots, with exact month-owned milestone keys and year-owned ledgers.","Use for multi-year product milestones, annual programme cycles or recurring reviews. Events are specified to month precision; equal month slots do not encode equal day counts or event durations.",[629],{"typography":7146,"spacing":7148,"colors":7150},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7147,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7149,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7151,"default":30},[30,31],{"id":7153,"title":7154,"description":7155,"usageNote":7156,"categories":7157,"tier":588,"options":7158},"timeline-zigzag-icon-cards","Timeline · horizontal zigzag · icon-badge cards · optional dates","A horizontal line ending in an arrow, with milestone cards alternating above and below it; each card has an icon badge on its top edge, a title, and a description, joined to its marker by a dashed connector, with an optional date by the marker.","Use for three to eight milestones or phases in time order, such as a project rollout, a product launch, a company history, an incident timeline, or a quarterly roadmap, with or without dates. Not for comparisons, hierarchies, cycles that repeat, or items with no order in time.",[629,3770],{"cardShape":7159,"cardFill":7161,"colors":7163,"borderWeight":7165,"shadow":7167,"typography":7169,"iconShape":7171,"iconSize":7173,"iconPaint":7175,"iconShell":7177,"spacing":7178,"alignment":7180,"finish":7182,"lineStyle":7184,"lineWeight":7186,"markerKind":7188,"markerSize":7190},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7160,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7162,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"choices":7164,"label":662,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7166,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7168,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7170,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7172,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":7174,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7176,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7179,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7181,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7183,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7185,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7187,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":5791,"choices":7189,"default":2873},[2873,26,2874,2875],{"type":15,"label":5794,"choices":7191,"default":59},[91,59,60],{"id":7193,"title":7194,"description":7195,"usageNote":7196,"categories":7197,"tier":361,"options":7198},"transformation-isometric-merge-lanes-spanning-successor-slabs","Transformation · two touching isometric platforms · small current blocks in front · straight floor lanes · successor slabs spanning the blocks they replace · optional retired run","Two touching isometric platforms, each named on its end cap: the front one carries a row of small solid blocks for the current items, grouped by successor, and the back one a solid slab per successor, exactly as long as the run of blocks it replaces; each block sends one straight floor lane with an arrow into its slab's front face, and retired blocks are neutral with a dashed lane to a pill naming their outcome. Titles stand on front faces and optional icons lie on roofs.","Use for a many-to-one consolidation or replacement of three to eight current items into one to four successors, optionally retiring some: SaaS tool consolidation, vendor rationalization, squads regrouped into tribes, legacy systems decommissioned onto a platform, a product line simplified into fewer offers. Slab length counts only the items replaced; heights are schematic. Not for one item splitting into several, items that move into more than one successor, new successors with no predecessor, process steps, or measured quantities.",[565],{"typography":7199,"spacing":7201},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7200,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7202,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":7204,"title":7205,"description":7206,"usageNote":7207,"categories":7208,"tier":12,"options":7209},"transformation-two-panels-arrow","Transformation · two panels joined by an arrow · state summaries","A starting-state panel on the left and an accent resulting-state panel on the right, each with an icon, a title, and one to four neutral bullet points, joined by an arrow badge.","Use for one observed or proposed change from one state to another, such as before and after, current and proposed, or old and new, with one to four independent points per side. Preserve proposed status and tradeoffs; the arrow shows change, not confirmed success. Not for contrasting competing options (use a versus design), paired attribute rows, steps in order, or more than two states.",[565],{"cardShape":7210,"cardFill":7212,"borderWeight":7214,"shadow":7216,"typography":7218,"iconShape":7220,"iconSize":7222,"iconPaint":7224,"iconShell":7226,"spacing":7227,"alignment":7229,"finish":7231},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7211,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7213,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7215,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7217,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7219,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7221,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":7223,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7225,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7228,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7230,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7232,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7234,"title":7235,"description":7236,"usageNote":7237,"categories":7238,"tier":130,"options":7239},"tree-branch-ribbons-icon-groups-leaf-cards","Tree · top-down branch ribbons · icon group headings · leaf cards","One labeled subject crowns a top-down ribbon tree. Two or three icon-headed groups each branch into one or two leaf cards with exact parent ownership.","For compact two-level breakdowns of one subject: a goal into levers and actions, a product into capability areas and features, a program into workstreams and initiatives, or a topic into themes and examples. Ribbons show membership; their uniform thickness does not imply investment, priority or a proven causal result. Leaves preserve explicit parent references and supplied order within each group. Not for deeper or wider hierarchies, observed metrics, forecasts, sequential tasks or cross-group dependencies.",[969,148],{"cardShape":7240,"cardFill":7242,"colors":7244,"borderWeight":7246,"shadow":7248,"typography":7250,"iconShape":7252,"iconSize":7254,"iconPaint":7256,"iconShell":7258,"spacing":7259,"alignment":7261,"finish":7263},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7241,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7243,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7245,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7247,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7249,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7251,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7253,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":7255,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7257,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7260,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7262,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7264,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7266,"title":7267,"description":7268,"usageNote":7269,"categories":7270,"tier":130,"options":7271},"tree-driver-metric-operators-values","Driver tree · left to right · operator badges on elbow brackets · metric cards with values and change pills","A headline metric card on the left branches by elbow brackets into two to four driver cards per level, over two to four levels. Operator badges (times, plus, minus, divide) sit on each bracket between consecutive drivers, so each branch reads as an expression top to bottom. Every card shows the metric's name, an optional displayed value and an optional change pill colored only by a supplied favorability.","Use for metrics that decompose into factors or parts: a profit tree (revenue minus costs), revenue as traffic times conversion times basket, unit economics, sales capacity as reps times quota times attainment, cost-to-serve breakdowns, or a productivity metric. Values are shown as supplied, not recomputed. Not for org charts, taxonomies without arithmetic, OKR progress, or causal hypotheses without a combining operation.",[969,148],{"cardShape":7272,"cardFill":7274,"colors":7276,"borderWeight":7278,"shadow":7280,"typography":7282,"iconPaint":7284,"spacing":7286,"finish":7288,"lineStyle":7290,"lineWeight":7292},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7273,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7275,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7277,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7279,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7281,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7283,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7285,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7287,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7289,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7291,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7293,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":7295,"title":7296,"description":7297,"usageNote":7298,"categories":7299,"tier":130,"options":7300},"tree-indented-outline-guide-lines","Tree · indented outline · guide lines","Indented depth-first hierarchy outline with structural vertical and elbow guide lines.","Suited for document outlines, folder structures, topic hierarchies, taxonomy trees, or feature breakdowns presented as a compact depth-first vertical list with structural guide lines.",[969],{"cardShape":7301,"cardFill":7303,"colors":7305,"borderWeight":7307,"shadow":7309,"typography":7311,"spacing":7313,"finish":7315,"lineStyle":7317,"lineWeight":7319},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7302,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7304,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7306,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7308,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7310,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7312,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7314,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7316,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7318,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7320,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":7322,"title":7323,"description":7324,"usageNote":7325,"categories":7326,"tier":588,"options":7327},"tree-left-right-curved-links-leaf-pills","Tree · left to right · curved links · category cards · leaf pills","A left-to-right taxonomy with measured root and category cards, compact leaf pills, and curved parent-child links. Every subtree uses its top-level branch color; terminal root branches are drawn honestly as leaves.","Use for a classification of four to thirty concepts under two to six root branches over up to four levels, such as a product catalog, content taxonomy or platform service catalog. A branch may be terminal or have descendants; only nodes with children draw category cards. Not for processes, timelines, people org charts, comparisons or yes\u002Fno decisions.",[969,4544],{"cardShape":7328,"cardFill":7330,"colors":7332,"borderWeight":7334,"shadow":7336,"typography":7338,"spacing":7340,"alignment":7342,"finish":7344,"lineStyle":7346,"lineWeight":7348},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7329,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7331,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7333,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7335,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7337,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7339,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7341,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7343,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7345,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7347,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7349,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":7351,"title":7352,"description":7353,"usageNote":7354,"categories":7355,"tier":130,"options":7356},"tree-objectives-key-results-progress-rows","OKR tree · optional goal rail · objective cards with average progress · aligned key-result rows with start-to-target bars","An optional goal card drops a rail to two to four objective cards; each objective branches by elbow links into two to four aligned key-result rows. Every row shows its measure, current value, a progress bar derived from start to target with both ends labeled, and an optional status pill. Objective cards show the average of their key results' progress.","Use for OKRs and other goal trees whose measures have a baseline, current value and target: a team's quarterly OKRs, a department's annual goals and KPIs, a program's outcomes and the metrics that track them, a sales plan's objectives and quotas. Progress is derived from the supplied numbers. Not for qualitative goals without measurements, for a single metric against target, for project task status, or for org charts.",[969,613],{"cardShape":7357,"cardFill":7359,"colors":7361,"borderWeight":7363,"shadow":7365,"typography":7367,"iconShape":7369,"iconPaint":7371,"iconShell":7373,"spacing":7374,"finish":7376,"lineStyle":7378,"lineWeight":7380},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7358,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7360,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7362,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7364,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7366,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7368,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7370,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7372,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7375,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7377,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7379,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7381,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":7383,"title":7384,"description":7385,"usageNote":7386,"categories":7387,"tier":361,"options":7389},"venn-solid-parent-capsule-disjoint-child-membership-fields","Venn · solid parent capsule · disjoint child membership fields","One shallow parent capsule encloses two disjoint child ellipses. Owned captions remain inside each child, while two parent-only members occupy the true remaining region below them.","Covered people split into staff and learner subgroups, a course audience with two distinct tracks, or eligibility classes within one service. All four members belong to the parent; the children are disjoint and non-exhaustive. Areas are schematic.",[7388,360],"venn",{"typography":7390,"finish":7392},{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7391,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7393,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7395,"title":7396,"description":7397,"usageNote":7398,"categories":7399,"tier":12,"options":7400},"venn-three-circles-pairwise-labels","Venn · three sets · pairwise labels","Three schematic circles preserve supplied pair-only and triple membership, with measured set identification and overlap labels.","Use for exactly three supplied named sets with named pair-only regions and a triple region. Pair labels exclude the third set. Set notes describe whole sets; equal circle areas do not encode amounts.",[7388],{"colors":7401,"typography":7403,"spacing":7405},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7402,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7404,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7406,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"id":7408,"title":7409,"description":7410,"usageNote":7411,"categories":7412,"tier":130,"options":7413},"venn-three-sets-lettered-membership-legend","Venn · three sets · lettered membership points · item legend","Three schematic circles classify supplied items by exact set membership. Items with identical membership share one point with grouped letter keys; outside-all items keep an external point, and a measured side legend holds each item's full wording.","For one to six items classified by explicitly supplied membership in three named sets: initiatives against fit criteria, candidate features against customer needs, vendors against requirements, skills across roles, or ideas across goals. Positions encode only supplied membership, including exclusive, pairwise, triple and outside-all cases. Circle areas are schematic, not measured importance or population. Not for rankings, proportional Venn areas, weighted scores, more than six items or inferred classifications.",[7388,148],{"cardShape":7414,"cardFill":7416,"colors":7418,"borderWeight":7420,"shadow":7422,"typography":7424,"iconShape":7426,"iconPaint":7428,"iconShell":7430,"spacing":7431,"finish":7433},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7415,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7417,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7419,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7421,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7423,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7425,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7427,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7429,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7432,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7434,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7436,"title":7437,"description":7438,"usageNote":7439,"categories":7440,"tier":588,"options":7441},"venn-two-circles-exclusive-shared-lists","Venn · two circles · exclusive and shared lists","Two equal overlapping circles with set names and neutral element lists in each exclusive region, a named shared list in the lens, and a schematic-area note.","Use for two partially overlapping sets with at least one known exclusive element on each side and at least one shared element. Suits delivery versus collection features or two roles with distinct and common capabilities. Circle areas do not encode quantities. Disjoint, equal, subset or unknown memberships need another composition; not a general side-by-side comparison.",[7388],{"colors":7442,"typography":7444,"spacing":7446,"alignment":7448},{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7443,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7445,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7447,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7449,"default":117},[116,117],{"id":7451,"title":7452,"description":7453,"usageNote":7454,"categories":7455,"tier":12,"options":7456},"versus-center-spine-mirrored-values","Versus · center attribute spine · mirrored values · inline icon headers","Two options face each other across a centered spine of attribute chips. Icon headers identify the sides, with short values mirrored toward the spine in aligned card rows.","Use to contrast exactly two options attribute by attribute, with three to seven attributes that each have a short value on both sides, such as price, speed, or support. Not for three or more options, yes-or-no feature lists, pros and cons, processes, or timelines.",[565],{"cardShape":7457,"cardFill":7459,"colors":7461,"borderWeight":7463,"shadow":7465,"typography":7467,"iconShape":7469,"iconSize":7471,"iconPaint":7473,"iconShell":7475,"spacing":7476,"alignment":7478,"finish":7480,"lineStyle":7482,"lineWeight":7484},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7458,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7460,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7462,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7464,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7466,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7468,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7470,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":7472,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7474,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7477,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7479,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7481,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"type":15,"label":81,"choices":7483,"default":26},[26,83,84],{"type":15,"label":86,"choices":7485,"default":37},[36,37,38],{"id":7487,"title":7488,"description":7489,"usageNote":7490,"categories":7491,"tier":588,"options":7492},"versus-top-icon-tinted-checklist","Versus · top-center icon · accent-tinted cards · checklist","Two cards side by side, each tinted with its accent color, with the icon centered at the top, then the name, traits, and checked points, joined by a VS badge.","Use for a contrast between exactly two options, such as two products, approaches, or plans. Not for processes, timelines, or three or more options.",[565],{"cardShape":7493,"cardFill":7495,"colors":7497,"borderWeight":7499,"shadow":7501,"typography":7503,"iconShape":7505,"iconSize":7507,"iconPaint":7509,"iconShell":7511,"spacing":7512,"alignment":7514,"finish":7516},{"type":15,"label":16,"choices":7494,"default":19},[18,19,20],{"type":15,"label":22,"choices":7496,"default":24},[24,25,26],{"type":15,"label":28,"choices":7498,"default":30},[30,31],{"type":15,"label":33,"choices":7500,"default":37},[35,36,37,38],{"type":15,"label":40,"choices":7502,"default":35},[35,42,43,44],{"type":15,"label":46,"choices":7504,"default":49},[48,49,50],{"type":15,"label":52,"choices":7506,"default":19},[18,19,54,55],{"type":15,"label":57,"choices":7508,"default":60},[59,60,61],{"type":15,"label":63,"choices":7510,"default":65},[65,26],{"type":67,"label":68,"default":69},{"type":15,"label":71,"choices":7513,"default":49},[48,49,73],{"type":15,"label":202,"choices":7515,"default":117},[116,117],{"type":15,"label":75,"choices":7517,"default":77},[77,78,79],{"id":7519,"title":7520,"description":7521,"usageNote":7522,"categories":7523,"tier":130,"options":7524},"waffle-hundred-cells-part-counts","Waffle · hundred cells · integer part counts","One hundred equal cells grouped in supplied part order, with exact counts and percentages in a side key.","Use for a complete one-hundred-unit composition with integer counts. 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