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Make Organizational Charts Useful

Avatar: DataForGoodBCN DataForGoodBCN verified-badge
18/06/2020 09:54  

Currently, the organizational chart in the Assemblies main page presents some issues: the direction of the hierarchical relation between different items is not clear, the map becomes untidy when clicking, and some names exceed the limits of the figure. We suggest the following changes for fixing these questions and improving the usefulness of the chart:

  1. Add a super-mother assembly, which is Decidim, to add structure and make clear the hierarchy of the chart.
  2. Change the format of the chart to a family-tree-like structure (horizontal or vertical, but not radial), and consider adding arrows/colors to clarify the direction of the relations.
  3. Enable zooming in and moving the view through the chart to ease the visualization.
  4. Start the chart with folded children assemblies and unfold them when clicking their mother, which would help following the flow to the desired assembly.


It could be also considered to highlight the last clicked assembly and their ancestors and children. Finally, adding links to the assemblies main pages would make the chart more useful.

From this point we aim for the people to discuss the suggested solutions and explore new proposals.


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Avatar: Pauline Bessoles Pauline Bessoles verified-badge
Avatar: Carol Romero Carol Romero verified-badge
Avatar: Didac Fortuny Didac Fortuny
Avatar: Xavi Ros Roca Xavi Ros Roca
Avatar: Paula Subías-Beltrán Paula Subías-Beltrán
Avatar: Laura Portell Laura Portell
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Make Organizational Charts Useful Comments 2

Reference: MDC-PROP-2020-06-15302
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Avatar: DataForGoodBCN DataForGoodBCN verified-badge
02/02/2021 17:52
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Thanks for the comment Carolina!!

We can certainly talk more about the proposal and clarify or modify the fourth point if better ideas arise. Unfortunately, we DataForGoodBCN are not aware of the language that has been used to develop the current charts so we do not know any library that fits our proposal.

If someone is willing to work on this subject we will be pleased to meet and share our views. Moreover, we can help in shaping the final idea during the implementation process.

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