Doctrine & Drift public diagram atlas
Public-facing diagrams for the D-06 content engine. Authored fresh for
publication: nothing in this directory derives from or reproduces
docs/diagrams/ (the internal atlas, which is never republished). Each
diagram ships as .drawio (editable source), .svg (site render), and
.png exports at feed density where a carousel needs per-slide crops.
Visual grammar
Base (inherited from the internal doctrine style): monochrome, monospace (Courier New), rounded=0 rectangles, orthogonal edges. Black-fill blocks with white text mark emphasis or human decision points. Dashed lines mark failover, feedback, off-path, or gap.
Extended accents. Each accent is bound to a redundant pattern channel so every diagram degrades cleanly to grayscale (color is the fast channel, pattern is the fallback channel):
| Accent | Hex | Meaning | Pattern channel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Olive drab (dark) | 3C341F | Process, friendly system (your steps) | solid fill, white text |
| Olive drab (light) | 544F3D | Secondary or nested process | solid fill, white text |
| Ranger green | #425439 | Fallback, redundancy layer | always dashed stroke |
| Coyote | 81613C | External context, third parties | dotted outline |
| Tan | D2B48C | Background context panel | light fill, black text |
| Hunter orange | FF6700 | Hook, attention | 3px stroke; max one element per graphic |
| NATO red | C8102E | Threat, failure mode (crisis content only) | 3px stroke |
Rules:
- Black never dilutes. Decision points stay black-fill/white-text; accents never touch a decision-point shape.
- One signal color (orange or red) per graphic, maximum. If nothing needs to grab attention, ship pure monochrome; most doctrine-card diagrams do.
- Feed density: carousel crops are 1080x1350, minimum 28px text at export size, max 6 to 8 words per line, 3 to 4 lines per shape. The full-detail version of a diagram lives on the site; the crop is a purpose-simplified re-export, never a scaled screenshot.
Diagrams
| Diagram | Description |
|---|---|
| crisis-first-90-seconds (src) | The six-step crisis sequence: call it, cover, move or hold, account, report, transition. One pre-decided path, one live decision. |
| pace-four-channels (src) | PACE: Primary, Alternate, Contingency, Emergency. Four ranked channels to one unchanging goal, each fallback on a pre-fixed trigger. |
| concentric-rings-generalized (src) | Defense in rings, not at a point. Five nested rings around the core; every ring crossed costs the threat minutes and hands decisions back early. |