Preparing design diagrams for presentation

After creating a diagram that represents a site, you can add boxes, annotations, and level objects to provide more information to reviewers or clients. Boxes are rectangular containers for text and graphics. Annotations are text comments that can be displayed or closed to an icon. Level objects are brackets, with optional labels, that can be used to indicate levels in a site. If you want objects created for presentation purposes to appear on each page of a diagram, you can add them as master items on the Master tab of the diagram window.


Objects used to present a diagram A. Box icon B. Annotation icon C. Level icon

You can enhance the appearance of a diagram by aligning and distributing objects and adjusting the curvature of link lines. To publish the diagram, you print it to paper or export it to Adobe PDF or SVG format for an online presentation.

Related Subtopics:

Adding master items
Adding boxes
Adding, viewing, and editing annotations
Adding level objects
Aligning and distributing objects in a diagram
Changing the deflection (curve) of link lines
Printing and exporting design diagrams