Question about web address journal...

[stampinboilermaker]

..and what "sections" to put in it? Here are examples: inside of password journal by annie21211 at Splitcoaststampers

http://confessionsofaribbonaddict.bl...se-clicks.html

I am making these for family members, and I wanted some input on what type of info should be in tabbed sections. As of now, I am only coming up with two sections: 1) name and e-mail and 2) website info (site addy, login/username, notes for that site, etc.).
Any ideas on any other sections I might need to add or are these 2 enough? Any thoughts are most welcome...

TIA!

[GarnetJ]

The tabs might need to be different for each family member.

For instance, I would need...
Rubber stamps (a big section)
Bible reference
Missionaries
Gardening
Knitting

But my daughter would need...
Recipes
Bible reference
Children's Crafts

My son-in-law would need...
Biking
Soccer
Pharmacy


Actually, if I were making these for gifts, I would leave the tags blank or do an alphabet. Hmmmm maybe not, that would be 26 sections. :mrgreen:

[stamphappy1650]

I have a web journal and I don't use tabs because I put mine in the journal in alpha order not by category. Perhaps you may consider not having tabs or giving them tabs with tape with a backing so they can arrange as they see fit or none at all.

[stampinboilermaker]

I was thinking about just using the tabs as dividers, then mom can put info into each section in her Type-A method. ;) I guess I could ask her what she might like, but then it ruins the surprise!

As for "sections", I guess I am thinking along the lines of computer-info type stuff. She has all kinds of other journals for other things, but her computer stuff (email addys, website info) is mostly on scraps of paper and post-its stuck to the slats of the wooden blinds near her computer.

Thanks for the ideas! The blank tags may be a good way to go...I'll think on it some more.

[scrampingram]

How about Blog addys?