diagramcentric
Diagramcentric describes an orientation toward using diagrams as the primary means of representing information for understanding, reasoning, and communication. It characterizes approaches, practices, or systems that prioritize visual models over textual description.
The term appears across disciplines, including education, software and systems engineering, information design, and business process
Benefits of a diagramcentric approach include clearer conceptual understanding, rapid comparison of alternative designs, and improved
Potential drawbacks include dependence on diagram literacy and conventions, the risk of oversimplification, and the possibility
Notable diagram-centric tools and notations include UML diagrams, BPMN process models, ER diagrams, and mind maps.