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Posted on February 11th, 2012 by thiswayup.
Categories: Gadgets.
I've decided to recently try capture sites as reference for ideas for future projects. Being lazy I wanted a way to easily capture a whole page and maybe add notes to it in a quick manner in a central place. In the end I decided to use a chrome plugin and my fave note taking app Evernote.
I was very tempted to use the Evernote clipper but it's very focused on grabbing just the text and larger images, missing out a few of the smaller elements. which causes the page to break from the original layout,
The Chrome plugin I use is called which essentially allows you to go to a page and capture it in a few ways, by region of a page, visible area or the whole area. Once captured you can augment/edit your capture it. Some of my favourite features include being able to highlight sections and add text on top in various colours. You can save the pic and then just add it to which ever notebook.
Hope this help all site layout/design hoarders around the world!