Design Docs to Diagrams

I have a set of written software-design documents that outline our flow logic, high-level architecture and data structures. What I need now are clear, shareable visuals—think C4 diagrams, component-level architecture drawings and entity-relationship models—that anyone on the team can grasp at a glance.

You’ll start from the raw text, tables and rough sketches I provide and turn them into:
• Flow diagrams that highlight user interactions, system processes and data flow side by side.
• Architecture views that show components, their responsibilities and how they fit together in the wider system.
• Data-modelling diagrams that capture entities, relationships and key attributes.

I’m comfortable with popular tooling such as draw.io, Lucidchart, PlantUML or even Visio, so feel free to use whichever lets you work fastest—just include both the editable source file and an export in high-resolution PNG/SVG for each diagram. Consistent colour palettes, clear legends and concise labels are important; the goal is to make onboarding and cross-team conversations smoother.

I’ll review each draft, leave comments and expect quick, iterative updates until the visuals communicate the story as cleanly as possible. If this sounds straightforward to you and you have a portfolio of similar technical diagrams, let’s get started.