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Finding and using stencils - OmniGraffle Tutorial
From the course: OmniGraffle for UX and Brainstorming
Finding and using stencils
- [Instructor] The next step in our archive project is planning a website where the public will access all of this archival research. And the first step in that is what's called a site map. So we're going to build a site map, but to help do it, we need what are called some stencils in OmniGraffle. So that's what we're going to look at in this movie, is what are stencils, how to find them, and how to use them. So I'm just looking at a blank document here, but what I want to do for the first time is switch over to the stencils palette with a show stencils here or here, and it's going to take the place of our inspector. So now we are looking at the stencils palette. And what you see is these are a number of built in stencils. Now what are stencils? They are pre-made kits that you can use to build diagrams with. So if we start to click through these, we see them preview down below. Or if there's one you're particularly interested…
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Organizing content with shapes and text4m 29s
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Controlling connection points with magnets4m 43s
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Finding and using stencils4m 57s
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Using a stencil to create a sitemap3m 52s
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Editing stencil objects to diagram a group3m 19s
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Refining sitemap content1m 22s
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Refining sitemap connections with orthogonal lines2m 4s
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Finalizing the sitemap3m 16s
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Creating an index card graphic2m 48s
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Organizing linear content as virtual index cards2m 48s
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