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Learning a visual language for complex systems
Starting today, I’ve been trying to figure out how people learn a visual language for describing complex systems, especially in organizations. Some examples online look clean and structured, but when I try to recreate them, the diagrams feel messy and unclear. Maybe I’m missing some basic rules or an overall approach. Has anyone here learned such a language from scratch and found methods that actually help make your diagrams readable? I’d love some direction before I form bad habits.
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It's definitely challenging to translate complex systems into clear visuals, especially when the systems involve a lot of interconnected elements. I found that starting with a simple framework, like using flowcharts or hierarchical diagrams, helped me build a foundation. From there, layering in details gradually made it easier to keep things structured. With time, you can refine your approach. It’s like finding the right moisturizer for your mind something to make it all come together smoothly, like the best moisturizer in Pakistan for your skin!