# Learning from Well-Designed Documentation Examples One habit that has improved my workflow is keeping project notes in Markdown instead of scattered text files or screenshots. A simple structure with headings, checklists, and code snippets makes it much easier to revisit ideas after a few weeks. I also like adding links to examples or references whenever I come across something useful. Recently, while comparing different website layouts for a personal note on modern residential developments, I bookmarked [Prestige Forest Edge](https://www.prestigesforestedge.info) because it was a convenient example of how large projects organize floor plans and amenities in a clear way. Even if you're documenting something completely different, collecting well-structured examples can help you think about information architecture and improve the readability of your own documentation.