Therefore Enrico copied each of the Post-It pictures to a picture processing tool of his choice.In each cell we need now a picture of a Post-It. Enrico’s table has 3×5 cells, but it is completely up to you. Its content is static and you always have to adjust it manually. It will be the graphic dashboard that links to each Post-It note. The title of each note has to be the tag you use to assign the category, e.g. Take Post-Its and write them down or draw a pretty icon. Think about which categories you want for your dashboard, for example: Ideas, Books, Creativity, Tasks or Design.
This makes it easy to create a dashboard, because every note that belongs to one of his categories is tagged with a specific tag, e.g. They help Enrico to see all notes that belong to one category at a glance.Įnrico structures his Evernote with tags. A Filterize ToC is a self-refreshing list of all note links that belong to one category. Therefore, he has one central note that links to other note category, like design or creativity. Every category note has a self-refreshing table of contents powered by Filterize. (The featured image above shows part of it.) So we are now going to give you step-by-step instructions for building such a dashboard for yourself.Įnrico has built a dashboard for his most important note categories. We also love the way Enrico uses Evernote and Filterize together to create such a feel-good dashboard.
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