If you are on Mac, you can use Omnigraffle. I have been using it for 5 years and I'm happy with it for all kinds of visual creations (from screenmocks, wireframes, flowcharts, process diagrams etc).
Recently I started using Sketchapp. Though it is for creating wireframes and like, you can still use it for process documentations.
Once a jobbing developer I have since moved into Management. I continue with a couple of hobby projects to ensure I don't go mad. I focus on iOS/Swift and ROR.
Graduate student in statistics at Duke University. Former dev.to employee. I like to blog about data science on my Medium publication, perplex.city, and on dev.to
interesting, someone else also suggested omnigraffle to me and showed some mockups she'd done that looked pretty crisp. I'm partial to free software...but their pricing does seem reasonable
I personally can't stand Omni Group's products, but they have made the best app for making a magnetically attachable arrow diagramming app with added vector drawing functionality.
I think Graffle's key power feature is being able to quickly select objects of similar shape, color, or style to then apply new or uniform styles.
But, I don't draw carts anymore with software, so I use Sketchapp for vector work.
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If you are on Mac, you can use Omnigraffle. I have been using it for 5 years and I'm happy with it for all kinds of visual creations (from screenmocks, wireframes, flowcharts, process diagrams etc).
Recently I started using Sketchapp. Though it is for creating wireframes and like, you can still use it for process documentations.
Omnigraffle looks great!
Over the years I've tried many tools. On the Mac - definitely the best is OmniGraffle. On Windows - MS Vizio.
My preference is always 'Graffle.
interesting, someone else also suggested omnigraffle to me and showed some mockups she'd done that looked pretty crisp. I'm partial to free software...but their pricing does seem reasonable
I personally can't stand Omni Group's products, but they have made the best app for making a magnetically attachable arrow diagramming app with added vector drawing functionality.
I think Graffle's key power feature is being able to quickly select objects of similar shape, color, or style to then apply new or uniform styles.
But, I don't draw carts anymore with software, so I use Sketchapp for vector work.