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Design rules fall into two categories: rules that can be checked by script (palette, fonts, no external resources, accessible names, no diagonal connectors, grid alignment) and rules that can only rely on judgment (which node to delete, which element deserves the accent color, whether a passage of text is better than a diagram).
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