SpiderDiagramme
SpiderDiagramme is a visual diagramming method used to map complex relationships across multiple domains in a radial, spider-like layout. It focuses on modular components arranged around central themes, with spokes, concentric rings, and cross-links to illustrate dependencies, influences, and hierarchies.
The notation combines color-coded nodes, edge styles, and layered rings. Each spoke represents a domain or subsystem;
SpiderDiagramme is used in software architecture, systems engineering, knowledge visualization, education, and project planning. It supports
Origin traces to a family of radial diagrams and radar-like charts developed in the 2010s by designers
Several illustration and diagramming tools support SpiderDiagramme-inspired layouts, including vector editors and diagram apps that export
See also: spider diagram, radar chart, radial tree, network visualization.