Beyondpad Personal note taking

Presentation
Beyondpad is an useful web app which serves as a digital block notes on our computer. Characterized from blackboards, lists and graphics allows to the user to keep under control all his daily commitments quickly and effectively. Homepage of the app: Beyondpad allows you to choose two modalities: “Sign in-It’s free” allows the user to sign in and create his own personal space on the app, and “Demo mode” which consists in a form already ready for the user to use and which he can modify, this allows the user to understand the functions of the app. It is possible to sign in with your Google account, Facebook profile or with Twitter; the alternative is to insert an email and a password chosen by the user. Screen of the Demo modality Once you sign in, the user sees the underlying screen and he can start creating his personal agenda; the available tools are organized in two instrument bars. The first one, the one on the left contains the tools to access the Notes, Boards, Trackers,Tags and Insights, Calendars and Maps. The second bar contains the categories of “objects” distinctive for each tool. Furthermore, each tool offered by the app gives the possibility to make changes on the text and add special options o the notes, like shown in the underlying images. It is possible to: Change the color of the background Insert a check list Attach an image and create links with tag Start a chronometer to show the time Start an hourglass to show how much time remains il the deadline of our commitment Customize the dimension, the underlined part, the character and the alignment of the text To finish another relevant heading concerns your personal account which allows to customize various functions, give a feedback and logout so you can keep safe your content. Organizing your commitments with the help of this app is very useful and allows you to organize efficiently your activities. An example containing various notes: An example of a graph containing the main commitments of the week An example of a list in which there is a tick in every finished commitment An example of an activated chronometer which shows the remaining time of the project I’m working for.