The Relational Infrastructure Framework, developed by Nick Norman, is designed to help identify where complex projects face friction before it compounds.
This diagnostic is a demo of the current Version 2.0 architecture in action, built around its six relational conditions. It consists of six sample assessment questions to show what it could look like applied to a real project. It can be customized to any length, built around your specific project, team, scoring methods, and branching logic, and can incorporate branding, internal documentation, data, and more.
Try it below.
Project diagnostic
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Friction map across all 6 conditions
Lower bars indicate healthier relational conditions. Higher bars point to where friction may be building.
This was a demo.
The Relational Infrastructure Framework and the diagnostic logic behind it can be built around your specific project, your team, and the institutional context you are working inside. Every pillar, every question, every output can be customized.
The Relational Infrastructure Framework is an original work by Nick Norman, licensed CC BY-NC 4.0 for non-commercial use. For commercial use, internal deployment, or custom licensing, inquire directly.