Published on <a href="http://ift.tt/2qYNWF3">| Prototyping: From UX to Front End &mdash; Medium</a> Skjoldbroder <img alt="" src="http://ift.tt/2ry0WhV">Use a Post-It wrong and it will fold out &amp; fall down.
Most of us tear a Post-it up and away from the pad, or tear it from the edge. Both are plain wrong, because they don’t maximise the stickiness of the note. Instead, we should be pulling them downwards, so the post-it curls as little as possible. The result? The note will stay flat against the surface, and won’t fall off.
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This is the shortest and silliest article I’ve ever written — at least it feels silly. But you know what else feels silly? Your goddamn Post-its falling off the wall all the time 🙂 This small change is a nice and easy tweak, which will keep them where they’re supposed to be!
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UX micro-tip: how to use a Post-It

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