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How do you organize your ideas – on computer?

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How do you organize your ideas using a computer?

Or something else? I have been using mind maps (using Freemind) and outlines (using OmniOutliner). They are super easy and quick.

What do you use?

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February 21st, 2009 at 12:22 pm

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  1. I don’t organize my ideas using a computer at all, I find a decent paper notebook is much better for that.

    I want to be able to capture ideas quickly and then figure out how they relate to each other. I found mind mapping software too restrictive — you have to decide the relationship before you capture the idea itself.

    David Barnes

    21 Feb 09 at 4:18 pm

  2. Text files for use cases, design alternatives, object modeling, etc. UI mockups (using FLEX’s Designer layout tool)

    Kent

    24 Feb 09 at 7:32 pm

  3. I must admit I use paper a lot! I have an A4 sized sketch pad that I use to scribble ideas, plans and structures.

    We use Balsamiq Mockups for UI mocks. It’s sweet and fast!

    Nirav

    25 Feb 09 at 11:45 am

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