"Timeline Archive" for Steemit Blog Posts !!

A suggestion to add a date-based & a tag-based archive for Steemit Blog posts.

Today I was inspired to read a post by @surpassinggoogle about @utopian-io , where he gave an informative explanation about @utopian-io & he also mentioned that we could put forward our suggestion for this community & Moreover, @elear is open to suggestions and he analyses these suggestions in accordance with the voice of the steemit community.
So I thought of putting forward my little suggestion here...
Ever since I have joined the prestigious Steemit Community, one thing that has always made me think is about the Timeline or category archive for a user's blog posts.
One Important reason is that, whenever I wish to discover & read the initial posts of a good friend, I gotta scroll down & down to find it. Had it been simplified with the use of the Timeline Archive that we see on many other platforms, it would have been easier to look upon old posts by a user.
For Eg: I was eager to read the #introducemyself , the Introductory post of my good friends & mentors @ankarlie & @artaddict but I had to scroll & scroll to find it out. It would have been much easier for me to trace it if there was a sidebar with the timeline archive where I could have selected her initial time on Steemit or maybe tag-category & could view that post.

The archive is one of those often-overlooked parts of a website that doesn’t get the attention it deserves. But On Steemit it is completely ignored for some reason. The archive offers a lot of room for creativity, though. Whether it is opt for an abbreviated one in the sidebar or footer, the archive is an opportunity to make Steemit's UI & UX design stand out and moreover help the community increment the simplicity of it's User Experience.

One good example is that of Squarespace.

Squarespace is a software as a service-based content management system-integrated website builder, blogging platform, hosting service, commerce platform, and domain name registrar.

Despite of the fact that, presently they have switched to a different design layout, but the above mentioned layout is something I wish would be helpful for the community if it were on Steemit & it's other subsidiaries.

As you can see in the above screenshot that most of the space on either sides of our blog posts is left blank, it could be used to constructively make it easier for us to trace out the post by making a date based or category based Archive.

Since some users here might have 1000s of posts, we can use categories to make it easier for visitors to find content they’re interested in. Even in a smaller archive, categories can be useful. Options are a date-based archive (which would work well for personal blogs but might be less effective for topic-based blogs posts) and a tag-based archive (which could be particularly helpful on steem accounts with diverse content and for very large archives).
Feel free to comment below if you need any more explanations.

Today I posted this as I was inspired to read a post by @surpassinggoogle about @utopian-io.
Here's the post, you might want to read more about, which made me contribute my idea for the Steem community & others.
https://steemit.com/untalented-utopian/@surpassinggoogle/untalented-utopian-add-a-contribution-on-utopian-io-geek-or-no-geek-every-participant-wins-something-no-losers

I am grateful to @surpassinggoogle since he is an inspiration to me, maybe virtually.
Special thanks to @elear for his never ending contributions to this community.
Also a share of sincere thanks to @ned , @dantheman, @deveerei, @espoem , @utopian-io & @steemit

In the meantime, If you still haven't Do check out https://utopian.io

According to #untalented, "we are genius!"

Let's Stay connected & exchange our knowledge is all I suggest.

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