Do you use the same site over and over again and search for it each time? Searching is convenient, but it takes time to search from scratch every time, and you may end up opening a similar page by mistake. Whether you're writing an essay, sending presentation slides, or showing your work to people at home, the ease with which you can convey your message depends on how you use the tools.
Time to search accumulates little by little
School study pages, frequently used dictionaries, and useful sites for research. If you search these pages every time, even if it is short once, it will take a long time if you search for it many times. Moreover, it is more likely that the user will deviate to another page.
Put frequently used items first
Bookmarks are a mechanism that allows you to quickly retrieve items that you will use again. It will be easier to use if you make the name a little easier to understand or divide it by subject. The less time you spend searching, the more time you can spend on the things you really want to do.
Bookmark one page that you use frequently. If possible, try to change the name to something that is easy for you to understand.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value style over speed. Just using bookmarks can make your daily life much easier.