Popular stencils
Cool Flowchart Symbols 2.0
The new Cool Flowchart Symbols Version 2 stencil makes software process flowcharts beautiful. It features elegant symbol designs for processes, hardware, and popular document types. Version 2 adds new database, document types, and Sprint process symbols. I created this stencil because I wanted to create beautiful process...more
Data Model (IDEF1X)
Allows you to draw IDEF1X-compliant Data Models (examine all five pages). IDEF1X is a methodology and standard (NIST/FIPS 184 in 1993) for modelling Relational databases. It emphasises and promotes data independence; proper use of keys; extensibility; quality; and ease of use, and produces a genuinely Relational database....more
Site Map Stencil
This stencil allows you to create site maps in manual mode. It has various page types that can be dragged and dropped on the page as well as description copy blocks. Very helpful for people who used to create site maps manually in Visio.
Bruce's In-House Guideline
The flowchart uses colour codes to define entry and end points, decision points, and to assign responsibility for carrying out each intervention to appropriate team members. Hyperlinks can be created where appropriate to link to other guidelines or related documents already on the intranet, such as patient information...more
iPad iPhone Scale Comparison
A very basic grab and tidy up of an iPhone and an iPad. I've taken care to ensure that the representations of the devices are to scale; everything on the stencil is at 1/2 scale btw if you wanted to design in real size. Please feel free to clean up and or add to this stencil.
Cubicles
You can make your own office layout with these desk and cubicle shapes.
This is Service Design Thinking Icon Set
"This is Service Design Thinking" is a book on service design that offers up a visual language/icon set with a CC license. The only problem is that they only offer AI vector files or flat pdfs. That problem is solved here!
Rack Elements
A collection of frequently-used rack items, including the racks and rails themselves.
Information Architecture
Created by Brian Talbot. For more info, check out www.brian-talbot.com.