Special Sections
In the upper-right corner, two lines for the date and purpose let you prioritize your notes for a later date, while the blank space to the left of this area lets you add a title to each page. Along the left margin is a cue column to create questions or formulate an action plan based on your notes. The bottom portion is the summary section for concise notes that wrap up your page. The largest section, in the middle, contains 30 legal-ruled lines in gray for taking organized notes.
Chipboard Backing
Lay one of these notepads in your lap when you're taking notes at a presentation or meeting and don't have a table to write on. Chipboard turns your notepad into a tablet with enough hardness to make your ink appear in dark lines on the page without having to press too hard.
Horizontal Binding
Horizontal binding along the top makes it easier to write without having to deal with wire binding interfering with the writing process. Move swiftly from one line to the next across the entire page to optimize your note-taking abilities.