Tidy up your work tools — ready-made JustZix examples
In the tools you use for work every day, small frictions add up across the whole day: density that is too loose, sidebars you never use, premium-plan upsells. The JustZix catalog now has packages that fit those apps to how you actually work. Here is an overview.
Your tool, your layout
A web app is designed for an average user — and you are not one. If you never use a sidebar section, a CSS rule hides it. If you prefer a tighter message list, a rule shrinks the spacing. Change it once, it works every day.
Which tools are covered
The catalog has dedicated packages for Slack, Trello, Discord, Outlook, Notion, GitHub, GitLab, Telegram and Gmail & Google Workspace — from 40 to several dozen examples per package.
What the rules do
Common tweaks: a denser layout for lists and messages, hiding unused sidebar sections, hiding premium-plan upsells and AI nags, more readable code blocks and diffs, a calmer contrast, a focus mode on a single channel or thread, and a more comfortable reading width for descriptions.
Example: a denser message list
/* Slack: compact message density */
.c-message_kit__gutter {
padding-top: 4px !important;
padding-bottom: 4px !important;
}The Trello, Discord, Outlook and other packages have their own density rules plus separate rules that tidy up the side panels.
How to start
Open the examples catalog, pick a tool and copy the rules. Install JustZix and work in an interface that fits you.
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