4. Widgets Dumping all your frequently used apps in the Home screen, despite following tip #3 from part 1, may not work for all users. Consider using widgets and strategically place them in certain areas. Tip: Customize your widgets to fit the overall look and feel of your Home screen. Bonus tip: Resize or group same-sized widgets for a cleaner look and use the stack feature to save space.
Saving screen real estate especially on smaller devices is crucial to organizing. Aside from adjusting the grid size, enabling the Edge Panel may just be the tidying solution you're looking for. IMO this is one of the most underrated features of a Galaxy device and I highly recommend taking advantage of it! Tip: Add the Task panel and modify the contents based on operations (like taking a screenshot) that you use often.
6. Launchers For the advanced and technology-inclined community members who are looking for more options than what One UI currently offer, consider using launchers such as Nova or Niagara. They have a wide variety of tools, settings, and design templates (especially the PRO versions) that might suit your personalizing needs.
I hope you find all of these information useful to make your Galaxy devices uniquely YOU. Don't forget to share a screenshot of your Home screens in the comments below!
