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Create space-efficient figures for papers and proposals. HTML mockups for systems, dashboards, and timelines; TikZ or skia-canvas for abstract diagrams with arrow routing. Covers tool selection, design, capture, and LaTeX insertion. The primary goal is maximizing information per
Create space-efficient figures for papers and proposals. HTML mockups for systems, dashboards, and timelines; TikZ or skia-canvas for abstract diagrams with arrow routing. Covers tool selection, design, capture, and LaTeX insertion. The primary goal is maximizing information per page — every figure must earn its space.
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The goal is space-efficient, information-dense figures that communicate a system's design, a method's pipeline, or an architectural flowchart in minimal page area. Three paths depending on figure type:
assets/fig.png. Requires larger type, higher content density, and
one dominant focal element -- the viewer scales the image down to column width.Every figure must pass the space test: does this figure communicate more per square inch than the text it displaces? If a full-width figure takes half a page but only says "A → B → C → D", it fails. A wrapfigure showing an interactive prototype with search results, graph nodes, and real data labels passes because it communicates system design, data model, and UX simultaneously.
This skill works for any document where figures need to communicate design or methodology credibly: research papers (method overview, architecture diagrams, pipeline flowcharts), proposals (NSF, NIH, DOE, etc.), technical reports, or demo writeups. It is especially effective when the figure needs to show multi-component structure, data flow, or step-by-step methodology and reviewers evaluate whether the design is credible and well-conceived.
HTML and TikZ each have a clear strength. The deciding factor is whether the figure needs arrow routing between non-adjacent nodes.
| HTML mockup | TikZ | |
|---|---|---|
| Visual polish | Modern CSS, shadows, gradients, rounded cards | Flat, academic-looking boxes |
| Iteration speed | Change CSS and refresh | Recompile LaTeX, debug positioning |
| Layout control | Flexbox/grid, responsive | Manual coordinate math |
| Color/font variety | Full CSS + web fonts | Limited, verbose color defs |
| Interactivity | View switching, capture mode | Static only |
| Arrow routing | Breaks on cross-row/non-adjacent nodes | Node anchoring solves this natively |
| Font matching | Separate from LaTeX | Perfect match with document body |
Prefer HTML for system mockups, dashboards, Gantt/timeline figures, and any figure where the content is inherently rectangular and flows naturally (no cross-node arrows needed).
Prefer TikZ for abstract framework diagrams, dependency topologies, and
architecture overviews where arrows must route between non-adjacent nodes
(L-shaped, curved, crossing rows). TikZ node anchoring (node.south,
node.east) handles this natively. Also prefer TikZ for small inline
diagrams that must live inside the LaTeX source or when exact font matching
is critical.
Prefer skia-canvas (Node.js) when you need the arrow-routing control of
TikZ but want faster iteration (edit .mjs, run, get PDF) and richer
visual styling than TikZ provides.
HTML mockups are strictly better than AI-generated images for system and method figures. AI image generation is acceptable only for artistic/conceptual overview diagrams.
| HTML mockup | AI image generation | |
|---|---|---|
| Text legibility | Pixel-perfect, real fonts | Often garbled or blurry |
| Data accuracy | Every number/label controlled | Hallucinated values |
| Iteration speed | Change CSS and refresh | Re-prompt and hope |
| Consistency | Same palette across figures | Each generation varies |
| Print quality | Vector PDF via browser print | Always raster |
| Reviewer trust | Looks like a system you could build | Looks like a concept sketch |
HTML is also better than PPTX for Gantt/timeline figures:
| HTML | PowerPoint | |
|---|---|---|
| Alignment | CSS grid, pixel-perfect | Manual drag |
| Edits | Change one label, everything reflows | Reposition every box |
| Color consistency | CSS variables, one source of truth | Manual color matching |
| Capture | Browser Print → PDF (vector) | Export PDF (often wrong margins) |
When the figure is NOT a UI mockup, dashboard, or timeline (i.e., it needs arrows between nodes, dependency edges, or architectural flow), HTML/CSS is the wrong tool. The core problem: arrow routing is the bottleneck, not box/text rendering. Any tool with node-anchor-based arrow endpoints works; any tool relying on CSS layout for arrow positioning will struggle.
| Problem | Why |
|---|---|
| Curved arrows between components | Requires absolute-positioned SVG overlay that fights CSS layout |
| External screenshots as hero images | Multi-panel screenshots break object-fit: cover and explode containers |
| Card grid layout | Reads as a product dashboard, not a research diagram |
| Print fidelity | Browser print rescales unpredictably for non-page layouts |
| Emoji/icons for decoration | Instantly makes the figure look unprofessional |
| Context | Tool | Why |
|---|---|---|
| LaTeX paper, arrow-heavy | TikZ | Node anchoring (node.south, node.east) handles arrow routing natively. Font/style consistency with the paper is free. Academic gold standard. |
| Programmatic iteration needed | skia-canvas (Node.js) | Same Canvas API as HTML but headless, with direct PDF/SVG vector export. Edit coordinates in .mjs, run node script.mjs, get PDF. No browser, no capture, no pdfcrop. |
| Final hand-polish needed | Illustrator ExtendScript (.jsx) | Generate programmatically, then hand-adjust. Best for figures that need to look "designed." Requires Illustrator. |
| Python-only environment | drawsvg (pip install drawsvg) | SVG-first imperative drawing. For PDF, convert the output SVG externally (e.g., Inkscape CLI or cairosvg, which needs the Cairo C library and is tricky on Windows). |
Not recommended: D2 (auto layout too unpredictable for precise academic figures), Graphviz (limited custom styling), matplotlib (designed for data plots, not diagrams).
A parallel capture path to the HTML workflow, for abstract figures:
npm install skia-canvas
# edit generate-figure.mjs (Canvas API: ctx.roundRect, ctx.fillText, ctx.lineTo)
node generate-figure.mjs
# outputs figure.pdf (vector), figure.svg, figure.png
# use figure.pdf directly in \includegraphics — no pdfcrop needed
Script structure pattern:
gen_overview.mjs
├── helpers: roundRect(), text(), drawArrow(), drawImage()
├── layout constants: W, H, panel positions, gap sizes
├── draw():
│ ├── header bar (title + thumbnails)
│ ├── component panels (frame + internal diagram + footer)
│ ├── inter-component arrows with labeled handoffs
│ └── bottom strip (use cases + running example)
└── export: PDF + PNG preview
Adjust coordinates, rerun, get new PDF instantly. No browser, no print quirks.
rgba(..., 0.06-0.08)), thick top-border accent
per component. No saturated card backgrounds, no shadows, no pills/chips.Avoid the AI-startup look. Segoe UI or Inter combined with an indigo-violet-and-amber palette reads as a product dashboard, not a research figure. For scientific figures:
Before designing anything, decide the figure budget for the document. The table below uses LaTeX environments as examples; adapt to the target format.
| Figure type | Space cost | When to use |
|---|---|---|
wrapfigure{r}{0.55\textwidth} | ~55% column width, text wraps beside | Best default for system mockups — gives prose enough room |
wrapfigure{r}{0.46\textwidth} 2x2 grid | ~46% column width, 4 images in compact grid | Motivation figures with matched-ratio panels |
figure[t] full-width | Full column, ~3-4cm height for landscape | Timelines, overview diagrams, or mockups with small text |
subfloat 1x4 row in figure[t] | Full column, ~3cm height | Cross-domain motivation (all same aspect ratio) |
Lesson learned: 0.68\textwidth is too wide for most wrapfigures. At 0.68, the remaining text column is too narrow for comfortable reading and the prose wraps through multiple paragraphs. Default to 0.55–0.56\textwidth for system mockups. Use 0.68 only for simple figures with large text.
Rule of thumb for page-limited documents (e.g., 15-page proposal):
name: ci-mockup-figure description: Create space-efficient figures for papers and proposals. HTML mockups for systems, dashboards, and timelines; TikZ or skia-canvas for abstract diagrams with arrow routing. Covers tool selection, design, capture, and LaTeX insertion. The primary goal is maximizing information per page — every figure must earn its space.
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name: ci-mockup-figure
description: Create space-efficient figures for papers and proposals. HTML mockups for systems, dashboards, and timelines; TikZ or skia-canvas for abstract diagrams with arrow routing. Covers tool selection, design, capture, and LaTeX insertion. The primary goal is maximizing information per page — every figure must earn its space.
---
# CI Mockup Figure
## Overview
The goal is **space-efficient, information-dense figures** that communicate
a system's design, a method's pipeline, or an architectural flowchart in
minimal page area. Three paths depending on figure type:
- **HTML mockup path** (Phases 1-4 below): for UI mockups, dashboards,
timelines, and any figure where content is rectangular with no cross-node
arrows. Build interactive HTML, capture screenshots, insert into LaTeX.
- **README / Markdown hero path** (README / Markdown Target section): same
HTML build phase, but capture via headless Chrome to a PNG and embed it as a
Markdown image referencing `assets/fig.png`. Requires larger type, higher content density, and
one dominant focal element -- the viewer scales the image down to column width.
- **Abstract figure path** (Abstract Figure Toolchain section): for
architecture overviews, dependency topologies, and any figure needing
arrow routing between non-adjacent nodes. Use TikZ, skia-canvas, or
Illustrator ExtendScript.
Every figure must pass the space test: does this figure communicate more per
square inch than the text it displaces? If a full-width figure takes half a
page but only says "A → B → C → D", it fails. A wrapfigure showing an
interactive prototype with search results, graph nodes, and real data labels
passes because it communicates system design, data model, and UX simultaneously.
This skill works for any document where figures need to communicate design
or methodology credibly: research papers (method overview, architecture
diagrams, pipeline flowcharts), proposals (NSF, NIH, DOE, etc.), technical
reports, or demo writeups. It is especially effective when the figure needs
to show multi-component structure, data flow, or step-by-step methodology
and reviewers evaluate whether the design is credible and well-conceived.
### HTML mockups vs TikZ/LaTeX diagrams
HTML and TikZ each have a clear strength. The deciding factor is **whether
the figure needs arrow routing between non-adjacent nodes**.
| | HTML mockup | TikZ |
|---|---|---|
| Visual polish | Modern CSS, shadows, gradients, rounded cards | Flat, academic-looking boxes |
| Iteration speed | Change CSS and refresh | Recompile LaTeX, debug positioning |
| Layout control | Flexbox/grid, responsive | Manual coordinate math |
| Color/font variety | Full CSS + web fonts | Limited, verbose color defs |
| Interactivity | View switching, capture mode | Static only |
| **Arrow routing** | **Breaks on cross-row/non-adjacent nodes** | **Node anchoring solves this natively** |
| Font matching | Separate from LaTeX | Perfect match with document body |
**Prefer HTML** for system mockups, dashboards, Gantt/timeline figures, and
any figure where the content is inherently rectangular and flows naturally
(no cross-node arrows needed).
**Prefer TikZ** for abstract framework diagrams, dependency topologies, and
architecture overviews where arrows must route between non-adjacent nodes
(L-shaped, curved, crossing rows). TikZ node anchoring (`node.south`,
`node.east`) handles this natively. Also prefer TikZ for small inline
diagrams that must live inside the LaTeX source or when exact font matching
is critical.
**Prefer skia-canvas** (Node.js) when you need the arrow-routing control of
TikZ but want faster iteration (edit `.mjs`, run, get PDF) and richer
visual styling than TikZ provides.
### HTML mockups vs AI image generation
HTML mockups are strictly better than AI-generated images for system and
method figures. AI image generation is acceptable only for artistic/conceptual
overview diagrams.
| | HTML mockup | AI image generation |
|---|---|---|
| Text legibility | Pixel-perfect, real fonts | Often garbled or blurry |
| Data accuracy | Every number/label controlled | Hallucinated values |
| Iteration speed | Change CSS and refresh | Re-prompt and hope |
| Consistency | Same palette across figures | Each generation varies |
| Print quality | Vector PDF via browser print | Always raster |
| Reviewer trust | Looks like a system you could build | Looks like a concept sketch |
### HTML mockups vs PowerPoint (for timelines)
HTML is also better than PPTX for Gantt/timeline figures:
| | HTML | PowerPoint |
|---|---|---|
| Alignment | CSS grid, pixel-perfect | Manual drag |
| Edits | Change one label, everything reflows | Reposition every box |
| Color consistency | CSS variables, one source of truth | Manual color matching |
| Capture | Browser Print → PDF (vector) | Export PDF (often wrong margins) |
## When to Use
- The document describes a multi-component system or multi-step methodology
(e.g., "representation layer + discovery service + workflow engine", or
"data collection → feature extraction → model training → evaluation")
- Abstract pipeline diagrams feel generic and do not differentiate the work
- The figure needs to show architectural structure, data flow, or method
pipeline with real labels, not just boxes and arrows
- Collaborators need something interactive to react to and iterate on
- The document has a page limit and figures need to be space-efficient
- A timeline/Gantt figure is needed for the work plan or project overview
### When NOT to Use (either path)
- **Experimental result figures** (plots, charts, tables, ablation curves) --
use Python (matplotlib, seaborn, plotly) or LaTeX (pgfplots, tikz) instead.
This skill is for system/method diagrams, not data visualization.
### When to Use the Abstract Path Instead of HTML
- **Abstract framework diagrams with cross-node arrow routing** --
dependency topologies, architecture overviews with curved arrows between
non-adjacent nodes, box-and-arrow conceptual figures. HTML/CSS fails at
arrow routing: JS-positioned SVG arrows drift and misalign, CSS
pseudo-element arrows work only for simple adjacent connections, and card
grid layouts read as a product dashboard, not a research diagram. Use the
Abstract Figure Toolchain section below.
## Abstract Figure Toolchain
When the figure is NOT a UI mockup, dashboard, or timeline (i.e., it needs
arrows between nodes, dependency edges, or architectural flow), HTML/CSS is
the wrong tool. The core problem: **arrow routing is the bottleneck**, not
box/text rendering. Any tool with node-anchor-based arrow endpoints works;
any tool relying on CSS layout for arrow positioning will struggle.
### What fails in HTML/CSS for abstract diagrams
| Problem | Why |
|---|---|
| Curved arrows between components | Requires absolute-positioned SVG overlay that fights CSS layout |
| External screenshots as hero images | Multi-panel screenshots break `object-fit: cover` and explode containers |
| Card grid layout | Reads as a product dashboard, not a research diagram |
| Print fidelity | Browser print rescales unpredictably for non-page layouts |
| Emoji/icons for decoration | Instantly makes the figure look unprofessional |
### Recommended tools (ranked by context)
| Context | Tool | Why |
|---|---|---|
| LaTeX paper, arrow-heavy | **TikZ** | Node anchoring (`node.south`, `node.east`) handles arrow routing natively. Font/style consistency with the paper is free. Academic gold standard. |
| Programmatic iteration needed | **skia-canvas** (Node.js) | Same Canvas API as HTML but headless, with direct PDF/SVG vector export. Edit coordinates in `.mjs`, run `node script.mjs`, get PDF. No browser, no capture, no pdfcrop. |
| Final hand-polish needed | **Illustrator ExtendScript** (`.jsx`) | Generate programmatically, then hand-adjust. Best for figures that need to look "designed." Requires Illustrator. |
| Python-only environment | **drawsvg** (`pip install drawsvg`) | SVG-first imperative drawing. For PDF, convert the output SVG externally (e.g., Inkscape CLI or `cairosvg`, which needs the Cairo C library and is tricky on Windows). |
**Not recommended:** D2 (auto layout too unpredictable for precise academic
figures), Graphviz (limited custom styling), matplotlib (designed for data
plots, not diagrams).
### skia-canvas workflow
A parallel capture path to the HTML workflow, for abstract figures:
```bash
npm install skia-canvas
# edit generate-figure.mjs (Canvas API: ctx.roundRect, ctx.fillText, ctx.lineTo)
node generate-figure.mjs
# outputs figure.pdf (vector), figure.svg, figure.png
# use figure.pdf directly in \includegraphics — no pdfcrop needed
```
Script structure pattern:
```
gen_overview.mjs
├── helpers: roundRect(), text(), drawArrow(), drawImage()
├── layout constants: W, H, panel positions, gap sizes
├── draw():
│ ├── header bar (title + thumbnails)
│ ├── component panels (frame + internal diagram + footer)
│ ├── inter-component arrows with labeled handoffs
│ └── bottom strip (use cases + running example)
└── export: PDF + PNG preview
```
Adjust coordinates, rerun, get new PDF instantly. No browser, no print quirks.
### Design principles for abstract/architecture figures
1. **No external screenshots in component panels.** Draw diagrams
programmatically (nodes, edges, flow stages). Screenshots are not made
for your figure's aspect ratio and will break.
2. **Real images only in grounding areas** (use case strips, running example
ribbons) where they are decorative context, not structural elements.
3. **Horizontal layout for pipeline figures** (T1 -> T2 -> T3 left-to-right).
Vertical stacking wastes landscape width.
4. **Minimal elements per panel**: badge, title, one diagram, short
description, one output line.
5. **Light tint fills** (`rgba(..., 0.06-0.08)`), thick top-border accent
per component. No saturated card backgrounds, no shadows, no pills/chips.
6. **Inter-component arrows with labeled handoffs** (e.g., "Asset Graph",
"Discovery Trace") as explicit connectors, not just whitespace.
7. **Professional typography**: Helvetica or Arial (Nature journal convention).
Serif (Georgia) for text-heavy insets. Never Segoe UI, Inter, or geometric
narrow variants -- those read as AI-startup product. No emoji.
**Avoid the AI-startup look.** Segoe UI or Inter combined with an
indigo-violet-and-amber palette reads as a product dashboard, not a research
figure. For scientific figures:
- **Font**: Helvetica or Arial
- **Palette**: NPG / ggsci convention -- coral #E64B35, slate-blue #3C5488,
teal #00A087, salmon #F39B7F
- **Avoid**: indigo or violet as a primary color; gradient bars; pill buttons;
heavy drop shadows
## Space Budget (decide first)
Before designing anything, decide the figure budget for the document. The
table below uses LaTeX environments as examples; adapt to the target format.
| Figure type | Space cost | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| `wrapfigure{r}{0.55\textwidth}` | ~55% column width, text wraps beside | **Best default** for system mockups — gives prose enough room |
| `wrapfigure{r}{0.46\textwidth}` 2x2 grid | ~46% column width, 4 images in compact grid | Motivation figures with matched-ratio panels |
| `figure[t]` full-width | Full column, ~3-4cm height for landscape | Timelines, overview diagrams, or mockups with small text |
| `subfloat` 1x4 row in `figure[t]` | Full column, ~3cm height | Cross-domain motivation (all same aspect ratio) |
**Lesson learned: 0.68\textwidth is too wide for most wrapfigures.** At 0.68,
the remaining text column is too narrow for comfortable reading and the prose
wraps through multiple paragraphs. Default to **0.55–0.56\textwidth** for
system mockups. Use 0.68 only for simple figures with large text.
**Rule of thumb for page-limited documents (e.g., 15-page proposal):**
- 3 main figures as wrapfigures = ~1.5 pages of figure space
- 1 overview figure + 1 motiSkill source recorded
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