Some time ago I had the pleasure to participate in training conducted by Michał Szklarski on topics related to creating PWA (progressive web applications). I learned a lot there, and the knowledge received from Michał significantly facilitated the implementation of one of my current projects. During this meeting, I created a mind-map covering all key issues related to this type of application.

You will find it at this link. If you want to learn a bit more about mind-maps, I encourage you to read the rest of the article.

What is a mind map?

It is a quite specific way of creating notes. Specific, because it does not consist of just writing down text. Instead, we use simple drawings, shapes, slogans, arrows, and... whatever you want! The most important thing is that it should be legible and pleasant for you to create.

Drawing a map consists of placing the main slogan in the very center, and then creating related issues around it, which you can further develop, building a structure similar to a tree.

The tool you use to create the map depends only on your imagination and creativity. I always recommend using a piece of paper and colored pens, but digital tools can be just as good. I used Miro to create my map - I usually use it for other purposes, but it worked great here too. It's really a matter of fun and convenience.

PS. I recommend using simple "hieroglyphs" instead of writing words. It is much more pleasant and easier, but unfortunately then the map is usually legible only to its author.

You can read more about mind maps here.