Galaxy S6 : Post Pictures Of Your Home Screen(s)

Does anyone else have a wallpaper, or icon pack, or even just layout that they refuse to let go? This wallpaper is that thing for me.

Even when it comes to the layout, I rarely make big changes... It just doesn't feel right.

Anyway, here's my current setup:

I've had the same layout on my S6 for the past 2 almost 3 weeks with no intentions in changing it right now. Is as simple a layout I can ever make and the most satisfying yet. I haven't any ways of improving it and changing it. It just keeps the homescreen clean and clear of clutter
 

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I've had the same layout on my S6 for the past 2 almost 3 weeks with no intentions in changing it right now. Is as simple a layout I can ever make and the most satisfying yet. I haven't any ways of improving it and changing it. It just keeps the homescreen clean and clear of clutter

I like the lack of clutter. In that regard, I struggle with finding the right balance between form and function. I've had my setup for a long, long time, in terms of app icon layout.

In terms of "function", I prefer to keep my most used apps at a single click from unlocking. My second page has folders for lesser used apps (ie: Travel, Shopping, Video, Audio, Games, etc) and my third page simply consists of my Google Keep widget and my Google Now widget. My dock is a little more congested, but each app on it serves its purpose well. I've contemplated combining FB and Twitter into a folder in order to move my calendar app off the dock (to loosen it up a bit), but I'm trying to avoid extra clicks.

As for "Form", I like having a simple widget (clock and weather, in this case) on my homescreen to break up the monotony of a solid grid of icons. I also leave empty space around to to help that feeling. I have only 1 folder on my main screen, as folders equal an extra click to get to the app.

Silly, I know, but that's how I roll!

What's that app/widget you have at the bottom? Is it like folders?
 
I like the lack of clutter. In that regard, I struggle with finding the right balance between form and function. I've had my setup for a long, long time, in terms of app icon layout.

In terms of "function", I prefer to keep my most used apps at a single click from unlocking. My second page has folders for lesser used apps (ie: Travel, Shopping, Video, Audio, Games, etc) and my third page simply consists of my Google Keep widget and my Google Now widget. My dock is a little more congested, but each app on it serves its purpose well. I've contemplated combining FB and Twitter into a folder in order to move my calendar app off the dock (to loosen it up a bit), but I'm trying to avoid extra clicks.

As for "Form", I like having a simple widget (clock and weather, in this case) on my homescreen to break up the monotony of a solid grid of icons. I also leave empty space around to to help that feeling. I have only 1 folder on my main screen, as folders equal an extra click to get to the app.

Silly, I know, but that's how I roll!

What's that app/widget you have at the bottom? Is it like folders?

Actually that's zooper widget. It's pretty much all of the widgets that I use but I have an app called popup widget which I can make my widgets into shortcuts and so with zooper widget I made it look like if they were regular icons but really just a widget working as app icons if that makes sense. Is hard to explain the entire process in words but in summary is all been done using zooper widget and popup widget.
 
Actually that's zooper widget. It's pretty much all of the widgets that I use but I have an app called popup widget which I can make my widgets into shortcuts and so with zooper widget I made it look like if they were regular icons but really just a widget working as app icons if that makes sense. Is hard to explain the entire process in words but in summary is all been done using zooper widget and popup widget.

Great idea! Zooper Widget is fantastic, that's how I made the widget on my homescreen. Popup widget sounds quite useful as well! :)
 
Great idea! Zooper Widget is fantastic, that's how I made the widget on my homescreen. Popup widget sounds quite useful as well! :)

Yeah I started taking a little more time to make my zooper widget and have gotten a little better at using it. Popup widget is quite useful, and actually the first time I started using it with Nova launcher since they introduced the gestures with the app icons. For example with the Twitter app, I had it to where I tapped the icon to open the app and slide up from the icon to bring up the widget. Which would work perfectly fine with the setup that you have.
 
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Avengers theme with my own photo wallpaper.
 

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Nova Prime. Material Dark theme. Smoke and Glass icon pack.

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Nova Prime launcher. Material Dark theme. Glass Theme icon pack by same developer as the first Material theme.

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Nova Prime launcher. Material Dark theme. Moonshine icon pack.

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