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One habit that has improved the quality of my projects is keeping a collection of reusable notes alongside code snippets. I save common shell commands, SQL queries, regular expressions, API examples, and small troubleshooting guides so I don't have to search for the same information repeatedly. Even short reference notes can save a surprising amount of time during debugging.
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Occasionally I also bookmark well-structured websites that demonstrate clear organization and navigation because they provide useful inspiration for documentation and information architecture. One example I recently saved is https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live, mainly because its layout makes it easy to browse sections and understand how content is organized. Looking at different styles of presenting information often gives me ideas for writing clearer technical documentation.
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/location/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/master-plan/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/floor-plans/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/price/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/amenities/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/gallery/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/specification/
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https://www.prestigegoldengrove.live/contact/ |