Coding on Two or Three Monitors: A Screen-Role Workflow
Place editor, feedback and runtime views around the development loop. Add a persistent screen only when the task justifies it.
Assign visible space to the work. Keep the extra screen only when it earns its place.
Published articles, with source-review labels preserved from the articles.
Place editor, feedback and runtime views around the development loop. Add a persistent screen only when the task justifies it.
Assign workbench, evidence and audit roles to your screens, then change their emphasis as the task changes.
Test portrait orientation against the shape of your work, readable scaling, physical height and viewing position.
Plan the audience view, notes and meeting controls. Rehearse the actual capture boundary before sharing.
Choose one screen, two screens or a phase-specific arrangement by the work involved and the cost of distraction.
The Reviews Intelligence Hub applies the evidence to individual products. Explore portable monitors, laptop screen extenders and docking stations once the system requirements are clear.