
So, it's not going to slow down your process at all. Also, they seem to be the leader in the space, and they're always innovating. They recently just came up with some changes in the interface, which make it look really nice. And the new features that they've added, like the different types of notes, is really helpful once you start integrating that into your workflow. Pros: There are many positive things to say about the product, but the one area it absolutely blows the competition out of the water is aesthetics and intuitiveness. There are of course a ton of features but they would mean nothing if they were a pain to use.

A good, pleasing UI goes much farther than people realize in making consumers keep coming back to the product.

The Home tab is skillfully laid out with your most recent notes easily accessible, along with a scratch pad that can conveniently be converted to a note if needed, or lost to the ether if not. I used to start a bunch of frivolous notes and clean them by the hundreds every few months, the scratch pad, while a simple addition, removed the need for that. Love the ability to customize your home page.Īnother area Evernote really shines in is extensions. The chrome web clipper is an absolutely essential tool for me, since I don't usually want to bookmark the page but also make my own changes to it.

It even lets you simplify the page, which comes in handy more often than not.
