Lucidchart

Lucidchart has side toolboxes that allow users to click and drag each corresponding element to the workspace. When hovering over shapes, dots appear on the edges to insert new lines from one shape to another or freely branch out the line. There's no need to drag lines into the diagrams. Resizing the shapes are also convenient because they have measurement features that allow shapes to be the same size as other similar ones and align with other elements. Interestingly, when one element with branches is relocated, all the branches moved according to its new position.

Some elements are indirectly accessible such as tables. Their labels are not explicitly called tables but flowcharts with "swim lanes" pre-texts. These charts are two columns with adjustable rows. Though, I have never tried doing multiple columns at once.

It allows you to make flowcharts easily

I think it could use improvement in the design aspects

I have tried all the top workflow solutions - none compare to lucidchart. The tools are so easy to access, they work so intuitively, and the ergonomics of the system are perfectly tuned. I don't waste time having to fix arrow directions or ensure things are evenly spaced. So simple to create professional diagrams.

I don't like the post-it notes feature, as i cannot add a line spacer with the return key (it automatically finishes the note)