We continue to improve the capabilities of Conoted, and soon we will add another important level of structuring information - directions. This is a new way to organize notes and groups, which will help users find the information they need even faster and more conveniently.
What are directions?
- Directions - are user categories that combine notes and groups on common topics. They are similar to the sections on the site that you see in the menu header: for example, "Work", "Studies", "News" and so on.
- The main idea of directions is that each user independently determines which categories they need and what to call them. This allows you to create a system that fully meets your personal or professional needs.
How do directions help in organization?
1. Single topic center: All groups and notes related to one area will be collected in one section.
2. Simplified Search: Instead of scrolling through multiple tags and notes, you can jump straight to the desired direction.
3. Flexibility and Personalization: You choose the names of the directions and form their structure.
Interacting with Tags
- Popular tags in Conoted will help users determine which directions to create. For example, if your tags often include "finance", "investments" and "savings", it would be logical to create a direction "Financial Planning".
- However, it is important to understand that **directions** are not just a set of popular tags. They set the global structure of your information, providing a convenient high-level overview.
Examples of using directions:
- Work: brings together groups and notes on current projects, meetings and tasks.
- Study: all materials on courses, lectures, curricula.
- News: interesting articles, trends in your field.
- Personal: notes about hobbies, family, health.
How to create directions in Conoted?
1. Open the app settings and select the "Directions" section.
2. Create a new direction, specifying its name.
3. Add existing groups, notes and tags to it. Adding tags allows you to make sure that new notes immediately fall into this Direction
4. Use recommendations from popular tags for easy filling.
Results
Introducing directions is a step not only to systematize information by tags, connections and groups, but also to organize it at a higher level, creating individual structures that work specifically for you.
