ListPlanIt.com has undergone its yearly upgrade to the new year.  I am excited to report that there have been several changes and improvements made to both the website and its lists.  Tomorrow we will be announcing a new contest to get this year off to a great start.  Until then, check out all of the new features here at ListPlanIt.com.

• New Year – Gone is 2010.  You will now find 2011 at the top of every page.  For members who need to do a little catching up from last year, Holidays & Occasions and Memory Journal both have links to our 2010 pages for a limited time.  So get in there and get what you need while you still need it.
• New Font – I was never a fan of the original Times New Roman font on previous year’s pages, and this year I decided to do something about it.  I learned that Century Gothic uses less ink in printing, and since it is already one of my favorite fonts (it is so clean-looking), I decided to go with it.
• New Pages – Around 50 new pages were added to the directories of lists, including. . .
• Homes Education Pages – This is an area that I am very proud of.  You’ll find over 20 new pages added here.  If you are a homeschool parent or educate your children at home in any way, please be sure to try this out and send me your feedback or leave a comment here.  You’ll find them in Student Planning.
• New Organization – Near the top of each directory of lists are links to get you to the area of that topic that you need.  For example, in Student Planning, you’ll see 4 links to categories of Student Planning pages.  If you want Homeschool, then just click the Homeschool link and you’ll be taken straight to that section.  No more wading through all of the pages to get to what you want!
• New Calendar Format – I heard from many of you that you would like your calendars to have more space.  The new format gets the most out of the page, and I think it is a great improvement!
• New Trial – Still unsure about whether ListPlanIt is right for you?  Check out our Trial for 2011 and see how easy it is to print and use our lists in your own life.

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