Editable Quadrant chart example

Quadrant Mermaid diagram example

Updated 12 September 2026 · Renders with Mermaid 11.17.2

Edit this reach and impact prioritisation in Mermaid, inspect the rendered result, and adapt the working source for your own documentation.

About this example

This reach and impact prioritisation example is designed as an editable starting point rather than a finished specification. In the rendered diagram, two projects sit on axes that separate reach from expected impact. Read the structure once before changing the source so identifiers, labels, and connections stay aligned. The example is intentionally small enough to test after every edit, but it includes the syntax needed to communicate the central relationship. Open it in mermaid.tools, make one change at a time, and keep the Mermaid source alongside exported images so the diagram remains maintainable.

Mermaid source

quadrantChart
  title Reach vs Impact
  x-axis Low Reach --> High Reach
  y-axis Low Impact --> High Impact
  quadrant-1 Do now
  quadrant-2 Plan
  quadrant-3 Avoid
  quadrant-4 Maybe
  Project A: [0.7, 0.8]
  Project B: [0.4, 0.3]

Adapt it

• Rename both axes, define what high means, and plot items from the same scoring exercise.
• Keep identifiers short and stable while changing the visible labels for your audience.
• Preview after each structural edit, then remove sample nodes that do not represent real information.
• Export SVG for scalable documentation or PNG when the destination expects a fixed image.

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• quadrant
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This example source is dedicated to the public domain under CC0 1.0. Review generated diagrams before relying on them in documentation.

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