Exploring ways in which variations in ‘printed space’ and ‘writing space’ subconsciously affect the ways that users interact with their paper appointment diary. the end result is a Filofax-style ‘clip-in, clip out’ diary that tackles differing issues under various themes, including health, work/life balance and forcing the user to review how they’ve spent/will spend their time. The aim was to enable the use to interact with the diary space dynamically, allowing the diary to become a tool and decision influencer, hopefully creating an improvement in their quality of life.