Visio System Design Flowchart Creation
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I need an experienced Visio user with an active subscription to build a complete level 0-to-7 flow chart for a system-design document. Every block must carry both the unique ID I will supply and a short component description so the chart reads clearly from the executive overview (level 0) down to the detailed sub-processes (level 7).
Files to be provided for creation
Scope and context
• Purpose: map the system architecture, emphasising how the hardware components interact within each level of detail.
• Style: stick to the standard Visio templates so the file remains portable across our internal teams; no custom stencils are required.
• Source material: I will share a numbered list of functions, their hardware touch-points, and any existing sketches.
Deliverables
1. X2 Editable .vsdx file covering levels 0-7 for both hardware units properly layered or grouped for easy navigation with nodes.
2. A PDF export for quick viewing.
3. One revision pass after my review to catch any mis-labelled IDs or missing hardware references.
Acceptance criteria
• All IDs from my list are present and correctly paired with their descriptions.
• Hardware components are visually distinct yet conform to the chosen Visio template symbols.
• Cross-level consistency: parent-child links remain intact when drilling down from level 0 to level 7.
If you’re comfortable working this deep in Visio and can turn the work around quickly, let’s get started.
Turn around 24 hours - Deliver by 1st April - 11BST
Files to be provided for creation
Scope and context
• Purpose: map the system architecture, emphasising how the hardware components interact within each level of detail.
• Style: stick to the standard Visio templates so the file remains portable across our internal teams; no custom stencils are required.
• Source material: I will share a numbered list of functions, their hardware touch-points, and any existing sketches.
Deliverables
1. X2 Editable .vsdx file covering levels 0-7 for both hardware units properly layered or grouped for easy navigation with nodes.
2. A PDF export for quick viewing.
3. One revision pass after my review to catch any mis-labelled IDs or missing hardware references.
Acceptance criteria
• All IDs from my list are present and correctly paired with their descriptions.
• Hardware components are visually distinct yet conform to the chosen Visio template symbols.
• Cross-level consistency: parent-child links remain intact when drilling down from level 0 to level 7.
If you’re comfortable working this deep in Visio and can turn the work around quickly, let’s get started.
Turn around 24 hours - Deliver by 1st April - 11BST