Okay, it’s no secret that I’m a fan of Evernote.
For one, I forget stuff really easy. So it’s only natural that I’d have an affinity for a tool that basically serves as a digital version of my oversized cranium. Evernote captures every thing.
Hence the “ever” part of Evernote.
As if the service itself wasn’t brilliant enough it syncs seamlessly across all devices and platforms.
Mac, PC, iOS, Android, Chrome, Safari, etc.
The cloud servers at Evernote are constantly churning away to ensure every note (whether text, photo, html, graphic, pdf, etc) is backed up and accessible whenever and wherever you need it.
And with handy notebooks and tags to keep you organized it’s better indexed than my scattered brain.
I’ve had the Evernote iOS and Mac apps downloaded for quite awhile, but felt like the web UX (user experience) left something to be desired.
Well, at the EC 2014 this week Evernote demolished the old interface and built a sparkly new version packed with features, but redesigned with a heavy dash of minimalism.
In fact, I think the new web UX is overflowing with so much awesomesauce that I hope Evernote incorporates some of the changes into their mobile and desktop apps as well.
Here are some screenshots of notes, tags, notebooks, and creating a new note.
I love all the white space and responsive design. Evernote puts the power of their software at my fingertips without letting it get in the way.
Very smooth.
Jim says
Great sleek design. It seems to be especially catering to writers/bloggers by clearing away visual distractions. Now that I feel like I’m finding my Evernote groove I welcome the change. I only wonder if new users will find it excessively minimalistic. Will they be able to discover the power and potential of Evernote’s system if its elements are so hidden?
Eric Dye says
Great new look. I wonder about the desktop app, too! 😀
Josh Britt says
I use every note all the time. I would be lost without it.
Phil Schneider says
This is beautiful! I’ll up the game: I want this in my Evernote apps, but I’d love a writing mode for WP that resembled this.
Phillip Swindall says
I just want to be able to either copy/paste or import from Evernote into WordPress. Is that to much to ask?
Jorge Silvestrini says
I looked at this today and really enjoyed the new UX. I’ve been reworking notes and tags on Canary and will continue tomorrow.
Better interface than the iPad for me right away! Way to go…
Jason Vana says
I would be completely lost without Evernote. I use it for everything.
Just checked out the new interface and I LOVE it! Looks like my addiction is going to grow!