The Chart section turns abstract brand qualities—typically tone of voice or expressive style—into clear scales between two poles. Readers immediately see where your “voice” sits and how it should feel across manual chapters. Structured numbers and specs are often clearer in the Table section.
The most common use of the Chart section: several scales stacked vertically, each with a left and right pole (e.g. communication tone). Set each dot in the Panel with the slider in steps of 10 from −40 to +40—the frontend reflects the same positions.
The chart works with a single dimension too—ideal when you only need one clear pair of poles (e.g. “concise ↔ narrative”) without filling the page with many axes.
You can add any number of rows to the Chart lines structure. Here are six axes at once—a common pattern for a full Tone of Voice overview on a single scroll.