How to create gauge chart?

How to create gauge chart?

You can easily create graphics in Visual Paradigm Online for free. Sometimes, we need to record data for a particular use and sometimes we may need to present the data through graphics. With the design tool in Visual Paradigm Online, you can create various charts freely like bar charts, column charts, pie charts, etc. This chart tool can help you to display any data by using text, symbols, and graphics. You can easily visualize the data that you have collected as graphics. This is a guide for teaching you to create a gauge…continue reading →
How to open an earlier version of a design?

How to open or restore an earlier version of a design?

In Visual Paradigm Online, you can create your own design work and save your work in your working space. Our tool can automatically save your design history after you clicked on the Save button in the editor. It can help you record your design history. You can freely preview the design history and open any earlier versions that you have saved in Visual Paradigm Online. With this tool, you can easily go back to the previous design processes of your work. This is a quick tutorial for you to open an earlier version…continue reading →
Create a stacked column chart

Create a stacked column chart

Stacked column charts are a basic Excel chart type that allows comparisons between parts and wholes at different times or in different categories. In a stacked column chart, data series are stacked one on top of the other in vertical columns. This video will show you how to create a stacked column chart in Visual Paradigm Online. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg9kTP9mXi8&width=854&height=480 What is a stacked column chart? A stacked column chart consists of several vertically stacked series of columns, one after the other. The length of each series is determined by the value in each data…continue reading →
Create a stacked radial chart

Create a stacked radial chart

A stacked radial chart can enable you to plot the categorized series on a polar coordinate system. The Y-axis is in a circular manner, like a radar chart making the columns circular. This video will show you how to create a stacked radial chart in Visual Paradigm Online. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mmvD5gYsmE&width=854&height=480 What is a stacked radial chart? A stacked radial chart is a bar chart displayed on a polar coordinate system. The difference between radial column charts is that the base axis of the series is the y-axis of a radar chart making columns circular.…continue reading →
Adjust data title and value on gauge chart

Adjust data title and value on gauge chart

In Visual Paradigm Online, you can create a beautiful gauge chart in minutes. With Visual Paradigm Online Chart Maker, you can adjust the data title and value on the gauge chart with just a few clicks. This video can show you how to adjust the data title and value on the gauge chart in Visual Paradigm Online. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTB6kB4t7yg&width=854&height=480 Steps to adjust data title and value on gauge chart You can specify the title, as well as the font size and styles of your gauge charts in Visual Paradigm Online. When editing your gauge chart, you can…continue reading →
Why cannot set color via HEX value

Why cannot set color via HEX value

HEX color code is a common way we use to set the color, which is consisted in 3 sets of 2-symbol elements. Each set representing a color value from 0 to 255. VP Online design tool also support setting color via HEX color code. In case we cannot find it in the color palette, one of the reasons may be the alpha value. Why cannot set color via HEX value https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JVI2JHoB1wg&width=854&height=480 In the editor, select the element we want to edit, we can then find the color of that element on the right.…continue reading →
ArchiMate Viewpoints Guide (With Examples)

ArchiMate Viewpoints Guide (With Examples)

ArchiMate viewpoint is an important concept in ArchiMate. Each viewpoint contains a specialized set of ArchiMate elements that allow the modeling of a particular aspect of the enterprise architecture. The official ArchiMate 3 specification provides 23 sample ArchiMate viewpoints. In this ArchiMate Viewpoint guide, we will present all 23 of these ArchiMate viewpoints, with descriptions and ArchiMate diagram examples for each one. All the ArchiMate diagram examples in this guide are drawn with Visual Paradigm Online's ArchiMate diagram tool. What is ArchiMate Viewpoint? In the ArchiMate language, a viewpoint is a relevant subset…continue reading →
ArchiMate examples

ArchiMate examples

In this article, you will see a rich collection of ArchiMate examples views, organized into a layered framework following the ArchiMate standard. These ArchiMate views demonstrate how ArchiMate elements can be used. Some of the examples can be used as design patterns.
What is a customer journey map?

What is a customer journey map?

Customer journey mapping is a very useful technique to help you understand your customers' motivations - their needs, indecisiveness and concerns. While most organizations are quite good at collecting customer data, data alone cannot convey the frustrations and experiences of customers. One of the best storytelling tools in business is the customer journey map (CJM).
Understanding Customer Behavior and Customer Journey

Understanding Customer Behavior and Customer Journey

What is Customer Behavior? Consumer behavior is the study of individuals, groups or organizations and all activities associated with the purchase, use and disposal of goods and services. Consumer behavior includes how consumers' emotions, attitudes, and preferences influence purchasing behavior. Edit the above illustrations: Customer Behaviors, Purchasing Habit, Consumer Motivation What is Customer Journey? The customer journey is the entire experience a customer has when communicating with a brand. It considers the complete roadmap of the interaction from brand discovery to purchase and beyond. The focus is not on the transaction, but on…continue reading →