Create a flowchart for a system that facilitates user interaction through various applications. 1. **Top Section**: - Show two user types: "Application Developer" and "Individual User". - Indicate connections to two types of web applications: "Website A" and "Website B", and corresponding mobile applications: "Mobile App A" and "Mobile App B". 2. **Center Section**: - Include a box labeled "API Management" that connects these applications, with sub-elements indicating features such as "Public API" and "Recommendation Model". 3. **Right Section**: - Create separate boxes for "Admin Interface" and "User Dashboard" linked to both user types. 4. **Bottom Section**: - Illustrate a feedback loop for enhancements from "User Feedback" to "API Management". - Add sections labeled "Data Models" with types (e.g., "Model Type 1", "Model Type 2") branching out. 5. **Design Elements**: - Use a blue background, and vary the shapes and shades for each box to distinguish functions clearly. - Arrows should connect the different elements to show interactivity and flow between users, applications, and the API management system. Ensure that there are no brand references and maintain a generalizable theme for applications and user interaction.

Flowchart System Facilitates User Interaction Applications

Created on March 3, 2025

Prompt

Create a flowchart for a system that facilitates user interaction through various applications.

  1. Top Section:

    • Show two user types: "Application Developer" and "Individual User".
    • Indicate connections to two types of web applications: "Website A" and "Website B", and corresponding mobile applications: "Mobile App A" and "Mobile App B".

  2. Center Section:

    • Include a box labeled "API Management" that connects these applications, with sub-elements indicating features such as "Public API" and "Recommendation Model".

  3. Right Section:

    • Create separate boxes for "Admin Interface" and "User Dashboard" linked to both user types.

  4. Bottom Section:

    • Illustrate a feedback loop for enhancements from "User Feedback" to "API Management".
    • Add sections labeled "Data Models" with types (e.g., "Model Type 1", "Model Type 2") branching out.

  5. Design Elements:

    • Use a blue background, and vary the shapes and shades for each box to distinguish functions clearly.
    • Arrows should connect the different elements to show interactivity and flow between users, applications, and the API management system.

Ensure that there are no brand references and maintain a generalizable theme for applications and user interaction.