An iPad w/ pen works especially great for brainstorming since you can scribble shapes anywhere oh the canvas and combine them with hand-written text and screenshots.īut that's about. I've pretty much experienced the same journey as you regarding note keeping.Įxcept when I purchased an iPad (incl. Great conversation starter! Fun to read all the approaches and tools in this thread! Like comment: Like comment: 5 likes I don't mind it, however, because I still write down what I think was important on any given day, and if it was really important I have copied the note to a more permanent place closest to the context it was about by the end of the week. This just means that important notes that I wrote down from a meeting I have to put in a place closest to the context it was about - which is technically duplicate work. However, I have found I hardly ever go back to my personal notes for things from several years ago (even when I used Evernote) and instead go to the things like Wikis for a product, comments in a user story in Jira, etc. The downside is that it isn't searchable. Any meeting notes or things I need to remember I put in there. on it in the morning and carry it around with me all day. Honestly, I still stick to a notebook that I carry around with me all the time. It's an awesome all-around organizing tool, tho requires quite a lot of learning to understand which patterns work best for you.Ĭould you please elaborate a bit on what note-keeping solutions have you tried and what works best for you? I like how incredibly feature-rich it is.
My current note-keeping solution is Notion. I really liked the simplicity of Trello and the clean UI of Evernote. Sometime later I moved to Trello for planning and Evernote as a note-keeping for larger blocks of information (article drafts, etc). I really liked the UI and the fact that all my ideas were synced across devices, tho I noticed it was the slowest compared to other tools mentioned below. Tho it became pretty hard to manage larger blocks of information quickly and I really missed some richer formatting options. I liked how fast and easy to access it was. My first note-keeping app was Sticky Notes.
Whether inspiration strikes when you're at home or on the go, a note-taking app offers an easy, convenient way to store all this information in one place.
Keeping notes at all times is extremely important, so you can track down your thoughts and ideas.
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