Since there are a lot of VIM cheat sheets already, I thought: 'why not adding another one'? ;-)
There are many cheat sheets that use the keyboard layout as starting point, but to me, that works in the wrong direction. I also found this one, which does a nice job displaying certain aspects graphically. Unfortunately it's not open source and the official website seems to be down. And, to be honest, I think there's a bit too much information in that one. For me at least.
So, I ended up creating my own cheat sheet. Design goals are:
- Clearly categorized, so that I can find keys by topic;
- Taking the desired action as starting point, instead of the keyboard layout;
- Giving clues how to remember keys;
- Being clean and easy on the eyes;
- Only cover the basics: otherwise there will be too much information on a small sheet;
- Being printable on a single A4 sized paper;
- Last but not least: being open source.
And here's the result so far: 
You can also download it as PDF
Please, feel free to contibute! I'm open for PR's, you could also create a Github issue to suggest improvements. A few things to keep in mind:
- I've created the SVG's with Inkscape, an open source vector drawing program. I think the best results can be get by using the same tool, if you want to contribute.
- I've created separate files for each section and imported the sections into the
cheatsheet.svgfile. This seemed a good solution when I started, but I see some downsides too. So I'm open for suggestions how to better organise things.
:wq
;-)