Index Card Herlitz 1150614 Yellow 100 Sheets 1 pc

The Herlitz 1150614 index card in yellow contains 100 sheets designed for note-taking, indexing and organizing information on the desktop. Each sheet provides a durable surface for handwriting, quick references and short reminders. The bright yellow color improves visibility and helps separate topics, subjects or project stages for easier retrieval and visual sorting.

Advantages

The pack of 100 yellow index cards offers consistent size and color for systematic filing and color-coded workflows. The paper surface is suitable for pens, pencils and most markers, enabling clear, legible notes. The compact format makes the cards easy to handle, store in index boxes, binders with card pockets or desktop organizers, while the high-contrast color supports quick visual scanning.

Suitable for

• Studying: flashcards, vocabulary and fact memorization
• Office work: meeting notes, task tracking and quick references
• Project management: visual categorization and status markers
• Creative tasks: idea sketches, storyboarding and layout planning

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 sheets per pack
• Color: yellow for high visibility
• Material: writing paper suitable for pens, pencils and most markers
• Format: compact index card size for desktop use and easy storage

How to use

Write concise notes, questions or keywords on each index card to keep information bite-sized and easy to review. Use different colored cards to separate subjects or priorities and arrange them in stacks, boxes or cardholders for systematic access. For study purposes, create question-and-answer pairs or single-topic cards; for office use, list action items, deadlines or meeting highlights. Cards can be punched and placed into ring binders with appropriate sleeves or kept loose in desktop organizers depending on your workflow.

Recommendations

Store the pack in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve color and paper quality. For best legibility, test markers on a spare card; if heavy-ink pens bleed, use fine-tip pens or pencils. Combine with other colored Herlitz cards to build a consistent color-coding system for projects and studies.