How to layout the mobile phone desktop so that it looks personalized, beautiful and practical?

I am using an Apple phone. Now that the system has been upgraded to iOS14, I can add desktop widgets and the effect is pretty good

Some of the more commonly used apps are

1. Desktop clock, add the clock to the desktop, the time is very clear and beautiful. For people with a weak concept of time, often seeing the passage of time can constantly remind themselves that they need to cherish time (the desktop clock can have dynamic effects , looks very good on the desktop)

2. My countdown app, because I need to remember a lot of things, so I will add many countdowns of important events on the desktop, so that I always remind myself not to forget. . Not only is it beautiful to put on the desktop, but you can see it without opening the app. It can be said to be very intuitive

3. As a worker who has to go out every day, you must always pay attention to the weather in order to take good care of yourself. ah.

After the iOS14 system was launched, many tool apps have implemented some desktop widget functions, which can make the desktop more personalized. You can try it~

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This is mine

I put the commonly used ones on the first page

and then the less commonly used ones on the second page

The first folder contains some video APPs, for entertainment, the second folder contains more serious things, such as Alipay and Xiaoyuan Search Questions, and the third and The fourth folder is almost never used, I just want to collect "World Peace"

In fact, I feel that there is no practical layout, as long as you are used to it, it will be the most practical!

It’s okay if there are few things on the table

Look

It should be simple and practical, not fancy.

It should look good without affecting the vision.

Most of the layout of the mobile phone desktop is based on everyone's preferences. But if you want to be personal, one of my favorites is to design a good-looking alarm clock with date, time, and weather forecast.

First of all, I don’t like overly complicated desktops. Putting a bunch of things on them is not very practical. It turns out that I also put a lot of messy functions on the desktop. In summary, it is as simple and practical as it is now.

There is a calculator on the negative side of the screen. It is really convenient to use at critical moments, and you can directly open it by swiping right without unlocking it. Sometimes you can also count a few numbers or phone numbers. It is very practical.

The desktop used to have a lot of things like weather, CPU, anniversaries, etc., which didn’t make much sense and wasted a lot of space. Now I just put a step count, unlock it and you can see how many steps you have taken. How many meters have you walked, going up and down stairs, etc., and the upper limit of steps can be changed. I set a minimum of 5,000 steps a day, which must be completed, rain or shine.

Put holiday details on the secondary desktop, so you can scroll over and see the recent holiday situation, weekend weekend dates and upcoming holiday dates. It is very detailed. You will no longer be afraid of forgetting Valentine’s Day and knelt down to rub clothes. Got it.

I would like to recommend the "Time Planning Bureau" software to everyone. Anniversaries, holidays, CPU, step statistics, countdown, birthdays, device panels, battery information, and storage information can all be customized. The desktop, color, font, and background can be changed at will. It is a very practical software.

I pay attention to the operating status of the system

The mobile desktop is mainly for convenience and good looks.

The desktop of a mobile phone is only such a big place, and it will be very messy if you put too much of it. I always like to put the most commonly used software on the homepage, and some convenient applications on the desktop. One screen.

That's enough.