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Bethany Hiitola
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Bethany Hiitola is a working writer and technology geek. With a degree in Scientific and Technical Communications, she's worked as a technical writer and multimedia developer for over 12 yearsshe spends the rest of her time as a wife, mother, gadget geek, and Master of the Household. She's written more user manuals than she can count, essays, novels, and a few technical booksincluding Inkscape 0.48 Essentials for Web Designers. More details are at her website: bethanyhiitola.com
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Flow charts

Just like organizational charts, flow charts are often used as internal corporate documents that document a process. They can also be used to illustrate technical processes. We'll create a very simple flow chart as follows for your reference when creating your own.

To be technically correct, there are standard shapes in flow charting. These are not always followed in all flow charts, but it is a great rule of thumb to try. Color coding is optional, but can make for great definition of ownership if needed. Here are some of the basics to get you started:

Flow charts

Also, before you start, it might be a good idea, to work with a subject matter expert (your client) to understand the process and sketch it out on paper before creating a flow chart in Inkscape. Then you can work through details on the process itself before creating color schemes and starting the flow chart design.

Here's a simple example of a flow chart for web development and deployment:

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Bethany Hiitola

Bethany Hiitola is a working writer and technology geek. With a degree in Scientific and Technical Communications, she's worked as a technical writer and multimedia developer for over 12 yearsshe spends the rest of her time as a wife, mother, gadget geek, and Master of the Household. She's written more user manuals than she can count, essays, novels, and a few technical booksincluding Inkscape 0.48 Essentials for Web Designers. More details are at her website: bethanyhiitola.com
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