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Tips and Tricks - Creating a Legend

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Damon Skelhorn
Online Wardley Maps developer

Pioneers, Settlers and Town Planners Example

Notes are generic pieces of text that you can place anywhere on a map. They can be versatile and allow you to add more context.

Here is an example of using note elements combined with pioneers, settlers and townplanners elements to create a legend in the top right of the map.

Template (copy and paste into your map)

// PST Legend Top Right
pioneers [0.95, 0.83] 120 30
settlers [0.88, 0.83] 120 30
townplanners [0.81, 0.83] 120 30

note Pioneers [0.91, 0.85]
note Settlers [0.84, 0.85]
note Town Planners [0.77, 0.85]

Output

Pioneers, Settlers and Town Planner Legend Example

To get started with this template click here to clone this example.

Tips and Tricks - Using Notes

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Damon Skelhorn
Online Wardley Maps developer

Maturity Mapping Example

Notes are generic pieces of text that you can place anywhere on a map. They can be versatile and allow you to add more context.

Here is an example of using adding additional context from Maturity Mapping onto the map. The evolution axis has been changed to Novel, Emerging, Good and Best.

Template (copy and paste into your map)

// Map setup.
evolution Novel->Emerging->Good->Best
note New to us [0.035, 0.01]
note Not well understood [0.01, 0.01]
note Trying this out [0.035, 0.18]
note Can begin to explain [0.01, 0.18]
note Getting to grips with this [0.035, 0.41]
note Room for improvement [0.01, 0.41]
note Nailed it [0.035, 0.71]
note A practice we've established [0.01, 0.71]

note Unmodeled [0.06, 0.01]
note Divergent [0.06, 0.18]
note Convergent [0.06, 0.41]
note Modeled [0.06, 0.71]

Output

Maturity Mapping Example

To get started with this template click here to clone this example.

Using Pioneers, Settlers and Town Planners

· One min read
Damon Skelhorn
Online Wardley Maps developer

Usage

pioneers [<visibility>, <maturity>] <width> <height>
settlers [<visibility>, <maturity>] <width> <height>
townplanners [<visibility>, <maturity>] <width> <height>

Let's look at each part

pioneers, settlers and townplanners are keywords. Each new line in your editor should begin with one of these keywords.

<visibility> and <maturity> are the co-ordinates of where you want the block to appear on your map. For example 0.9, 0.2 would translate roughly to Visible and Custom Built.

As we build it up it should now look like

pioneers [0.9, 0.2]

Next up are the width and height properties. These are numbers. A good starter would be 150 80.

pioneers [0.9, 0.2] 150 80

An example of a Web Site component with pioneers would look like:

component Web Site [0.82, 0.25]
build Web Site
pioneers [0.9, 0.2] 150 80

Output

My helpful screenshot