For example, things like marketing content, blogs, and agreements I wouldn’t bother writing anywhere else. I use Google Docs for work that requires a lot of back-and-forth re: collaboration, editing, commenting. So it’s more of a finishing place with writing. I dislike how hard it can be to rearrange their content containers when it comes to plain text and lists and it gets in the way of getting thoughts down. Notion is less of a draft zone because of some wonky details, i.e. If I’m brainstorming with my team internally, or need a record of something shared wiki-style, I paste into Notion (embed screenshots, photos, spreadsheets). From there it depends on who’s reading it. I draft almost everything personally and professionally in Apple’s native Notes app because it’s lightweight-the beginnings of webpages, email, presentation outlines, articles. The thing that’s still lacking is the editing workflow when you hand copy off to others and then merge in their feedback there just doesn’t seem to be anything that nails both the writing and the collaborative editing workflow.ġ) What writing app(s) do you usually use and for what? That and high quality Markdown formatting-with standard keyboard shortcuts for formatting that add the correct markdown characters (say CMD+B adding two asterisks around the text for Bold). That’s hard to put a finger on, but iA Writer and Ulysses both feel so polished, that’s the biggest thing that makes them a pleasure to use. To me, the thing I can’t live without is a clean, nicely designed interface that makes writing feel nice.
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