TidyCards was a web application that allowed you to easily organize and share online resources. Whether it was an article, a video or any kind of content with meta data.

Introduced before Notion, this application offered similar features. Users could write on pages, copy-paste content and links, and reorder them on the page. It was designed to combine note-taking apps with the browser's bookmark system, enhancing context addition and resource sharing.

You could create a list by setting a title, description, and image, then add your links. Additionally, you could enhance them with text and captions for better context.

The project wasn't widely promoted as we moved on to new projects and career paths, yet it maintained a small user base for several years.

First versions in 2015

The client side of this application was made with the last version of Angular at the time, the backend is made with NodeJS and were using different external tools such as AWS, MongoLab, Algolia and Heroku for the hosting.

Full redesign in 2023-2024

I chose to redesign TidyCards as a side project to demonstrate my skills and explore the new features in Figma, such as variables and modes. I also explored new features I would like to see in such products: collaborative lists & collections, teams, public profiles, discover curators and likes & comments on lists.