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Make the complex visible

A chart to find the priority. A diagram to explain the connection. A workflow to show the next step.

These are design examples. The numbers and workflows are illustrative.

A clear comparison

Use a labelled chart when the reader needs to compare values. Keep one scale and show the source.

Fictional footprint shares: purchased goods 46%, transport 28%, energy 16%, and business travel 10%. These are example values, not customer results.
Illustrative example. Not customer data.Download SVG

A useful workflow

Use a diagram when the reader needs to understand the order of work. Give each step a clear purpose.

Illustrative workflow: collect source files, connect related records, review evidence and gaps, then record a next step. This is a conceptual diagram, not a product screenshot.
Illustrative example. Not customer data.Download SVG

A traceable explanation

Use a simple visual relationship to connect a record, its evidence, and the decision that follows.

Three parts of a clear explanation: the record describes what happened, the evidence supports it, and the decision describes the next step. This is an illustrative editorial model.
Illustrative example. Not customer data.Download SVG

Part of the article

Give every visual a useful title, a plain description, and a source or example label. Keep the Coolset mark on downloads.

See a visual inside an article Compare the brand patterns