Steve Vranyes

Architects use bubble diagrams to think through the flow and the relationships of the room without getting caught up in the problems of door placement and exact proportions.

This is what makes up a visual vocabulary. Proximity, place & marks.

For example, the team might agree that when a piece of code in the development of new functionality is changed, the whole technical debt in this code will be eliminated. The investment in fixing the flaws that were found will allow reducing the cost of the product supp…