What's the industry-standard way to document a design pattern?

I have seen websites like ui-patterns.com and patternry.com that host and share design patterns, but when creating an reusing a design pattern, is there a standardized way to document that pattern other than just screenshots and descriptions?

For example, this "Slideshow Pattern" on UI-Patterns has a screenshot and description below, but is that "how the pro's do it"?

Shouldn't there be some sort of diagram with these screenshots and descriptions?

What's the industry-standard way to document a design pattern?

I have seen websites like ui-patterns.com and patternry.com that host and share design patterns, but when creating an reusing a design pattern, is there a standardized way to document that pattern other than just screenshots and descriptions?

For example, this "Slideshow Pattern" on UI-Patterns has a screenshot and description below, but is that "how the pro's do it"?

Shouldn't there be some sort of diagram with these screenshots and descriptions?

What's the industry-standard way to document a design pattern?

I have seen websites that share design patterns, but when creating an reusing a design pattern, is there a standardized way to properly/effectively document that pattern other than just general screenshots and diagrams?

What's the industry-standard way to document a design pattern?

I have seen websites like ui-patterns.com and patternry.com that host and share design patterns, but when creating an reusing a design pattern, is there a standardized way to document that pattern other than just screenshots and descriptions?

For example, this "Slideshow Pattern" on UI-Patterns has a screenshot and description below, but is that "how the pro's do it"?

Shouldn't there be some sort of diagram with these screenshots and descriptions?