View Single Post
It sounds like you are putting too many things into the "Home" context.

A good rule is when a context gets to have 20-40 things break it up into another context.

For example. Let's say I have 20 things on my list for "Computer" but I start to get a lot of jobs doing graphic work so I create another context for "Photoshop" and offload all that work to that context. Later, as I do more Print and Web work, I create another called "ImageReady" and throw a bunch in there.

The same goes form "Email" and "Internet" as well as "Google" or "OmniGraffle" (yes I have one for OG).

The theory behind the context remains the same. It is a place or state at which you can do tasks and only those tasks which helps simplify the choosing of tasks when you are in that context.

BZ