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I think it is because of the fact that lists usually are super individual and must fit someones workflow. I actually wrote my own the other day. I have tested
by wingerlang 15y ago
I think it is because of the fact that lists usually are super individual and must fit someones workflow.
I actually wrote my own the other day. I have tested a LOT of websites and apps but everything seems too cluttered.
So I made my own with these points in mind:
- MINIMAL
- Minimal functions. OR they should be invisible until needed. (arrows to the right on the site) + (statistics icon with hover on right to the top)
- Multiple lists (categories) on ONE page so that they does not disappear.
- Chrome extension for adding things
- BONUS: Some kind of achievment system would be nice for keeping you motivated. Points for completing and -points for failing to-dos.
Works for me, others might not like it.
http://wingerlang.se/demo/ http://wingerlang.se/demo/
Links on bottom to category-view (wich is like "archive" and not like the to-do list) things can be moved around by clicking the arrow-link