Timeline, Parallel Relationship Diagram, Progressive Process Diagram

This project timeline uses three basic visualization structures to analyze business logic and development trajectory from multiple dimensions. The timeline connects events sequentially with linear nodes, clearly presenting the chronological relationships of project milestones, historical development, or phased planning. The parallel relationship diagram uses parallel modules to show the equal status of multiple independent units, suitable for scenarios such as organizational structure, product matrix, or comparison of multiple solutions. The progression diagram uses hierarchical arrows or a ladder structure to represent the logical evolution path from shallow to deep, from cause to effect, or from low to high, suitable for process decomposition, hierarchical attribution, or capability gradient division. These three diagrams work together to meet the diverse expression needs of chronological narrative, horizontal comparison, and vertical in-depth analysis.