I look at two panes:
https://canonn-science.github.io/bioforge/?entryid=roseum%20brain%20tree
https://canonn-science.github.io/bioforge/?entryid=Tussock%20Albata%20-%20Orange
Both have a bar diagram in the second to last row, to the right, apparently documenting requirements. (see attached screenshot) However, the legends that seem to suggest that this is the purpose are fairly clear for the tussock pane, but are incomprehensible for the brain tree pane, at least to anyone who doesn't cross-reference information. (I had problems screendumping the popup texts from the individual bars, but where brain tree G3 popup just says 'Class III gas giant', the tussock entry says 'System must contain Class III gas giant' ... which is considerable more informative. (This may be related to the issue about headers I just added.)
Seen from a wider perspective: if this is a 'must have' requirements, a bar diagram seems a poor choice, especially as all other bar diagrams on the page express counts of (something). Perhaps this diagram would be better expressed as some kind of checkbox collection?
I look at two panes:
https://canonn-science.github.io/bioforge/?entryid=roseum%20brain%20tree
https://canonn-science.github.io/bioforge/?entryid=Tussock%20Albata%20-%20Orange
Both have a bar diagram in the second to last row, to the right, apparently documenting requirements. (see attached screenshot) However, the legends that seem to suggest that this is the purpose are fairly clear for the tussock pane, but are incomprehensible for the brain tree pane, at least to anyone who doesn't cross-reference information. (I had problems screendumping the popup texts from the individual bars, but where brain tree G3 popup just says 'Class III gas giant', the tussock entry says 'System must contain Class III gas giant' ... which is considerable more informative. (This may be related to the issue about headers I just added.)
Seen from a wider perspective: if this is a 'must have' requirements, a bar diagram seems a poor choice, especially as all other bar diagrams on the page express counts of (something). Perhaps this diagram would be better expressed as some kind of checkbox collection?