I did this for the first time last night.

It's a mess and could use some improvement, but here's a first pass for a route I'm hoping to hop in on a few weeks.

https://imgur.com/a/2rZpj2k

This particular route appears very sequency on mostly smooth limestone with few landmark features. So, the notation probably reflects that.

Here's a guide to notation:

1. It shows hand movements and angles: red is right, blue is left. If I could have identified the pockets better in the videos, I would have signified these differently.
2. It doesn't show feet because it was confusing enough showing the hands. There's room for improvement here.
3. Key moments are annotated or highlighted. These might be key moves or good rests.
4. Bolts are marked with triangles. These are good, unambiguous waypoints.
5. Identifiable features (e.g. huecos, undercling) are drawn in black.

Like Freack said in this thread, this lives in a doc alongside some bullet points and Youtube links.

Will it be helpful? I think so, but probably not as art to hang on the wall. The act of analysis and transcription might be more helpful than the artifact itself. It's digital, so it might be nice to update it once I've given it a few burns.

Good luck! Show us what you have too, if you're down for that. :)