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Kepler Symbology
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+ The usability objectives regarding symbology as listed in the proposed re-design are:
+ *Use a limited number of symbols/shapes.
+ *Use simple shapes.
+ *Use standard/known symbols or ones that are easily learned.
+ *Add some uniformity.
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