https://preview.redd.it/87ws8ud0zeyh1.png?width=1580&format=png&auto=webp&s=e64990d14fee81e2fc12e2330ab1feb93f415624 I’m building READY/, a set of UK household and small-business planning PDFs, and would value feedback on a specific usability decision. The image shows two actual Food + Water pages: a no-cook meal plan and a stock-rotation log. I’ve kept them separate because they answer different questions: • Meal plan: what could the household actually eat if cooking were unavailable? • Rotation log: what is already stored, what date needs checking, and what should be replaced? The trade-off is another sheet to print and maintain. A combined page could feel simpler, but might leave too little space for handwriting or confuse meals with stock quantities. The intended user is someone who wants manageable first steps, rather than an experienced prepper building a detailed inventory system. If you create or use printable planners, would you keep these as two pages, combine them, or make one optional? I’m especially interested in whether the writing space looks usable when printed at A4. Disclosure: I’m the maker and these are previews from paid packs. There are separate free tools here: https://ready-resilience-store.vercel.app/free-tools.html This is an independent planning project, not official government guidance.   submitted by   /u/READYPlanUK   to   r/DigitalProductSellers [link]   [comments]