You start off with just that – a Notebook, and you can create as many as you need, say one per project, or one per subject. OneNote feels more like a notebook, because it organizes itself like that. The overall design of OneNote is colorful, with easy to distinguish independent sections that make the platform easy to utilize and organize. From the home tab to change your text options, a view tab to password protect notes or change your paper type, and even a draw tab to play around with a number of pen and marker settings – the ribbon is a great tool to keep a vast number of functions organized in one small section. Already used in the Office Suite, the ribbon houses essentially all of your functionality for the app. OneNote’s interface and layout feel familiar and welcoming, and anyone that has used any modern Microsoft platforms will instant recognize one of the more important aspects here – the ribbon.
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