Project 3: UI Workflow scenarios

From where to lauch productivity?
Adapting to a typical 'Work Out' as given by app's functionality. New trends keep emerging: one is to set up 'Homarr', a concept accessible from Vivaldi*.

Apart from trending apps on offer. A basic scenario, is at creative stage, as a basis for web-page to contain images. Let's assume a source for images is built 'ground up' (i.e. post img preparation). Practical level (task): actual Copying of Files to Project's dir [source: your chosen app in use: Paint.NET/Gimp&Bimp/Krita/ where img-files are stored in PC's dir or Cloud (i.e. from online source may require to Dwnld&Save it as 'local file') ].

In this scenario: move the file from locally stored w/command applied in terminal.
There is a command (available in unix/Linux): mv [filename] [to-a-folder's dir-path].
In Linux: moves & renames that img-file (both at-the-same-time).

And, using mv command is practical in such ToDo's that are completely outside of the Web Browser environment.

What alternative scenarios You might come across ?

Perhaps an organisation has issued a guideline and by design your team is not allowed to reveal business secrets (to outside World). Not before the company's plan to open a flagship store and online shop--the web-pages, part of which your team implements. Once the store in the building is inaugurated, a 'Grand Opening' follows (their new system and/or service gets deployed). This development scenario: the guideline is set and You are obliged to follow official advise about how to do it. You must comply! In that you're not allowed to store img-files in any external storage facility (i.e. Cloud services).

What about common typical Workflow? Below is a picture of Browser's Top-Header-Section designated to contain 'Your Tabs Opened' (by default restore option gets offered to a session upon return to Browser).
← Back to Portfolio, <-click!

Figure: Tabs commonly shown in Web-browser Tab1 | Tab2 | Tab3 etc.

"30 yrs of Linux" (in 2022), and to this day Linux is gaining popularity in the market of OSs!

*Vivaldi, pronounced: v ɪ ˈ v ɑː l d i was founded by Tatsuki Tomita & Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner. A freeware, cross-platform browser, w/customizable laucher and email built-in as its components. Docker is a pre-requsite for 'Homarr' setup.