A thorough explanation of the Notion page! Organize your information on the highly flexible “canvas”!
Notion is an all-in-one workspace tool with a variety of functions, including notes, task management, databases, and wikis. Of these, the “page” function is the core of Notion, and users can freely customize it to organize and manage information. In this article, we will explain the page function of Notion in more detail and provide tips for making the most of pages.
1. Introduction: What are Notion pages?
Notion pages are like canvases that you can edit freely. You can drag and drop a wide variety of blocks, including text, images, videos, tables, and databases, to arrange them as you like.
Pages can be used for a variety of purposes, such as memos, documents, and websites. You can use them in any way you like, such as to organize your ideas, create meeting minutes, or write blog posts.
Pages are made up of elements called blocks. There are various types of blocks, including the following
Text: Blocks for entering text.
Heading: Blocks for headings to make the structure of the page easier to understand.
Image: Blocks for inserting images.
Video: Blocks for embedding videos from YouTube and other sources.
List: Blocks for creating bulleted and numbered lists.
Quote: Blocks for quoting other text.
Code: Blocks for writing program code.
Table: Blocks for creating tables.
Database: Blocks for creating databases.
Compared to other tools such as Word, Excel, and Evernote, Notion pages have the following advantages.
Flexibility: You can freely compose pages by combining various types of blocks.
Expandability: You can expand the functions of pages by linking to various functions such as databases and API.
Shareability: You can easily share pages and collaborate on them.
2. Basic page functions and design adjustments
2-1. Fonts / Text Size / Full Width Display
One of the great things about Notion is its high level of customizability. By changing the font, text size and full width display in the Notion page settings, you can completely change the overall impression of the page and adjust it to your preferred layout. Changing the font size and page width is a feature that is generally only available on desktop and web.
2-1-1. Accessing Page Settings
To change the font, character size, and full-width display on a Notion page, you first need to access the page settings. You can change these settings by opening the “...” menu at the top of the page and selecting “Page Settings”.
2-1-2. Font
On Notion, you can choose from the following three fonts in the page settings.
Default: A font that prioritizes readability. It has high visibility and is suitable for reading long passages. It is ideal for general uses such as blog posts, daily reports, and memos.
Serif: This font gives a formal impression. It has a traditional typeface feel and is suitable for formal documents such as papers and reports.
Mono: This font is ideal for displaying code. As it is a monospace font, it makes code easier to read and is ideal for programming-related documents. Using the Mono font allows programmers to more easily spot errors and improve coding efficiency.
2-1-3. Font size
In Notion, you can adjust the font size from the page settings. Choosing the font size is an important factor in balancing the visibility of the page and the density of information. The following two font size options are available.
Standard size: This is the normal font size, and it is designed for readability and visibility. It is suitable for most uses, such as general document creation, blog posts, and meeting notes. It is a well-balanced size that reduces eye strain even when viewing for long periods of time.
Smaller size: This is useful when you want to pack a lot of information onto a page. It is ideal for displaying large amounts of information at once, such as database or spreadsheet-style content, or reference materials. It allows you to make efficient use of screen space and makes it easier to grasp the overall picture of the information. It is particularly useful when you want to display a lot of information on a single page.
2-1-4. Full-width display
In Notion, you can enable full-width display from the page settings. Full-width display is ideal for maximizing the width of the page and displaying many columns.
By enabling full-width display, you can use the page more widely and display more information.
2-1-5. Effects and examples of each setting
You can achieve a variety of effects by combining font, character size, and full-width display settings.
For example, by combining a serif font with a smaller size, you can display a lot of information while giving a formal impression. Also, by combining a mono font with full-width display, you can create an environment where you can easily see the code and concentrate on programming.
Some specific examples of use are as follows.
Default font and standard size: Ideal for general uses such as blog posts, daily reports, and memos.
Serif font and smaller size: Ideal for formal documents such as papers, reports, and proposals.
Mono font and full-width display: Ideal for displaying code and data in a way that is easy to read, such as programming code, terminal logs, and data analysis results.
2-1-6. Displaying Notion on different devices and page types
The settings for font, character size, and full-width display may differ depending on the device or page type used with Notion.
Desktop: Generally, the screen is large, so you can comfortably view the page with standard font size and full-width display. The character size and full-width display settings are available.
Mobile: The mobile version of the Notion app does not have the character size and full-width display options.
Tablet: On the tablet version of the Notion app, only the full-width display option is available. On tablets such as the iPad, you may be able to use the same settings as the desktop version by opening the web version in your browser. On the other hand, while the app version supports changing the full-width display, there may be restrictions, such as the font size not being reflected.
2-1-7. Summary
The font, font size, and full-width display settings in Notion are important factors that greatly affect the overall impression of the page. By understanding the effects of each setting and using them appropriately according to your needs, you can make Notion more comfortable and effective to use.
Please try these settings on your own Notion page and pursue readability, visibility, and ease of use. Notion has various customization options other than those introduced here. To build your own ideal workspace, please try various settings and make the most of Notion.
2-2. Title, icon, cover image
Notion is a popular tool that can be used for a variety of purposes, such as taking notes, managing tasks, and creating databases, thanks to its flexibility and versatility. However, in order to make the most of Notion, it is important to organize your pages effectively and make them visually appealing. A visually organized Notion workspace can improve productivity and efficiency.
In this article, we will explain the elements that help you visually organize your Notion pages, such as titles, icons, cover images, and headers at the top of the page, and introduce specific methods for using them.
2-2-1. Components of a Notion page
The following elements can be set for Notion pages.
Title: This is a heading that concisely indicates the content of the page. Effective titles include those that are concise and easy to understand, and those that include keywords.
Icon: You can set a related icon or pictogram to make the page more visually accessible. When choosing an icon, it is a good idea to choose one that symbolizes the content of the page and is visually prominent.
Cover image: You can place a large image at the top of the page to create a sense of glamour and impact. Be careful about the size and recommended format of the cover image, and how to choose an image that takes into account copyright.
By making use of these elements, you can visually organize the content of the page and communicate information more effectively.
2-2-2. How to set each element
How to set the title You can edit the title of a Notion page when you create it or by clicking on the title at the top of the page when it is open. It is important to choose a title that best describes the content of the page and to keep it concise and easy to understand.
How to set the icon To set an icon for a Notion page, click on “Add icon” that appears when you hover over the page header. From the menu that appears, you can choose from the icons and pictograms built into Notion, upload custom images, or paste in the URL of an icon from an external site as a link. You can also add icons to database table items. Click on the property name of the table item and follow the same procedure as when adding icons to a page. You can also use the default template to automatically add icons to new database items. By setting icons in the template and setting them as the default, the icons will automatically be applied to newly added items.
How to set a cover image To set a cover image for a page in Notion, open the page and hover over the page title, then click “Add cover”. After that, click “Change cover” and you can choose an image from the uploads, links, Unsplash, or File & Media properties. You can move the cover image up and down to adjust its display position.
2-2-3. Features that help you visually organize your pages
Show/hide page hierarchy Notion provides several features to help you visually organize your page hierarchy. Toggle list: You can create a toggle list and hide pages by dragging and dropping them into the list. Database view groups: In the database view, you can hide specific groups by selecting “Hide” from the group's three-dot menu. You can also switch between showing and hiding each group by turning on/off the eye icon on the “Groups” tab in “Edit View”.
Using dividers and callouts Dividers and callouts are elements that help you visually organize your Notion page. Dividers: Dividers allow you to separate sections of your page and create a visual hierarchy. Horizontal dividers are created with the
/dividercommand, and vertical dividers are created with quote blocks. Callouts: Callouts are used to highlight important information or areas that require attention. Callouts can be set with icons and background colors.Color coding for prioritizing tasks You can visually manage the prioritization of tasks by assigning colors to Notion properties (such as status, select, multi-select, etc.). For example: • Set the status property to “Urgent” in red and “In progress” in yellow • Set the select property to “High priority” in red and “Medium priority” in blue By assigning meaningful colors to properties in this way, you can identify high-priority tasks in your database at a glance.
2-2-4. Effective Settings
How to create effective titles
The following points are important when creating effective titles.
Be concise and easy to understand: Give a title that concisely and clearly expresses the content of the page in a single phrase.
Include keywords: Including keywords that express the content of the page will improve search efficiency within Notion and make it easier to organize.
Indicate the specific content: Give a title that clearly indicates the content of the page.
Examples
Good examples: “Notion page organization tips”, “Project X progress”, “2024 travel plans”
Bad examples: “Notes”, “Documents”, “Plans”
Tips for choosing icons
When choosing icons, consider the following points.
Symbolize the page content: Choose an icon that is easy to associate with the page content.
Stand out visually: Choose an icon that is easy to distinguish from other icons and stands out visually.
Maintain consistency: Use similar icons for pages with similar content to maintain consistency. Using a consistent set of icons will improve the overall look and feel of Notion and the user experience.
Visibility in databases: Icons make it easier to visually distinguish between items in databases, making it easier to grasp information.
Examples
Task management page: Checklist, calendar
Reading log page: Book
Travel plans page: airplane, suitcase
Cover image size, recommended formats, copyright
When choosing a cover image, please note the following points.
Size: 1500px x 600px for desktops, 1170px x 290px for iPads, and 1170px x 445px for smartphones are recommended.
Format: You can use common image formats (JPEG, PNG, etc.).
Copyright: Use copyright-free images or photos you have taken yourself. You can also get free images from sites like Unsplash. Using copyrighted images without permission can lead to legal problems.
In the database gallery view, you can set it so that the cover image of each page is displayed. By changing the “Card Preview” to “Page Cover” in the database properties, the cover image will be displayed on the cards in the gallery view.
2-2-5. Relationship with Notion's page sharing function
Notion pages have a sharing function that allows you to share pages with other users. When sharing a page, it is important to make effective use of the title, icon and cover image so that the person you are sharing the page with can easily understand the content of the page.
For example, if you are sharing a page that shows the progress of a project, you can make it easier for the person you are sharing the page with to understand the content of the page by clearly indicating the project name and progress status in the title and setting an image that represents the project as the icon.
Notion's page sharing feature is very flexible and can be used to meet a variety of needs and collaboration scenarios. If you turn on “Share on the web” in the page sharing menu, a public link will be created. If you invite the person you want to share with by email address, they will be able to access the page as a guest. You can change the guest's permissions in the “Editable” drop-down menu. You can also share the page with all members in the workspace, or share it by linking to Slack and importing Slack members into Notion.
2-2-6. Summary
Organizing Notion pages visually is very important for effectively communicating information and improving the usability of pages. By effectively using titles, icons, cover images, and page headers, you can create clear and beautiful Notion pages. You can also use dividers and callouts effectively to add variety to pages and emphasize important information. In addition, you can use color coding to more efficiently manage tasks and schedules.
By combining Notion's page sharing function with visual organization, you can smoothly share information with team members and other users, and facilitate collaboration.
2-3. Comments, Backlinks, Page History
Notion is a popular all-in-one workspace with a variety of functions, including notes, task management, and databases. Among these, comments, backlinks, and page history are important functions that help with information sharing, organization, and version management. In this article, we will explain these functions in detail, referring to Notion's official documentation, help center, user community, related blog posts, news articles, etc., and will also consider examples of their use, advantages and disadvantages, tips, as well as the collaboration between functions and the latest information.
2-3-1. Comment function
Notion's comment function is a feature that allows you to communicate with other users on a page or specific block. It can be used for a variety of purposes, including team feedback, personal notes, discussions, and task management.
How to enter comments
How to comment on the whole page There is currently no way to comment on the whole page. However, it is possible to leave comments on sections within the page. To leave a comment on a section, you can allow comments and editing suggestions from other users, tag specific users by entering “@”, or use the summary view of feedback to make it easier to work with members in different time zones.
How to add comments to a specific block There are three ways to add comments to a specific block.
Move the cursor over the block you want to comment on, click the “⋮⋮” button on the left, and select “Comment”.
Click the “💬” button that appears when you move the cursor over the block.
Press the shortcut key “cmd/ctrl” + “shift” + “M”.
On the database page, you can add comments directly to properties by positioning the cursor over the property value and clicking “💬”.
How to mention specific users If you want to send a comment to a specific user, type “@” and then the username. A list of usernames will be displayed, so select the user you want to mention and press the “⏎” key.
How to reply to a comment To reply to an existing comment or comment thread, click on the “💬” to open the thread and add your comment.
Examples of how to use comments
Team feedback The commenting feature in Notion is very useful when sharing documents with a team and exchanging feedback. By adding comments to specific blocks, you can clearly indicate areas that need to be fixed or improved.
Personal notes Notion pages can also be used as personal notes. It is useful to use the comment function to add supplementary information when writing down ideas or organizing information you want to refer to later.
Discussions Notion's comment function is also suitable for asynchronous discussions. By sharing a page for discussion and adding your comments, you can continue the discussion at any time and place.
Task management By combining Notion's task management and comment functions, you can share information about the progress of tasks and issues.
Merits and demerits of the comment function
Merits
More efficient information sharing: By exchanging comments directly on Notion, you can streamline information sharing without having to use email or chat tools in addition to Notion.
More active discussions: The comment function makes it easy for anyone to express their opinions, which helps to make discussions more active.
Persistence of records: As comments are saved as records on Notion, it is easy to refer to them later and review the content of discussions.
Disadvantages
Information overload: If there are too many comments, there is a possibility that important information will be buried.
Lack of notification function: As the notification function when a comment is added is limited, there is a possibility that you will miss a comment.
File size limit: In the free plan, the size of files that can be attached to comments is limited to 5MB. This limit is removed in the paid plan.
Tips for using the comment function
Use Markdown notation You can use Markdown notation in the comment input field. You can make your comments easier to read by applying formatting such as headings, lists, bold, and italics.
Attach images and files You can attach images and files to comments.
Editing and deleting comments: You can edit or delete your own comments.
2-3-2. Backlink function
Notion's backlink function shows you which pages are linked to from other pages. You can visually grasp the relationships between information and move smoothly between pages.
How to display backlinks
In Notion, you can switch the display of backlinks on and off on any page.
Display from the top menu of the page On pages other than database pages, select “Customize page” from the “...” button in the top right of the page, and then switch the “Show/hide backlinks” setting. On database pages, you can set this from “Customize layout”. When setting on a database page, you can apply the setting to all pages in the database by selecting “Apply to all pages”.
Displaying from related pages When you create a link to another page within a page, a backlink is automatically created on the linked page. You can navigate to the original page by clicking the backlink on the linked page.
Examples of backlink use
Associating information When you describe related information on multiple pages, you can use the backlink function to clarify the relationship between those pages.
Moving between pages: If you want to move from one page to another related page, you can easily find the related page from the list by using the backlink function.
Structuring information: By using the backlink function, you can understand the referencing relationship between pages and visually understand the structure of the overall information.
Merits and Demerits of the Backlink Function
Merits
Finding related information: You can easily access related information by following backlinks.
Understanding the structure of information: By visually grasping the relationships between pages, it becomes easier to understand the structure of the information as a whole.
Improving work efficiency: As it becomes easier to access related pages, the efficiency of information gathering and organization improves.
Disadvantages
Display limitations: In some cases, backlinks cannot be used with the Wiki function.
Creating related article sections manually: It is currently difficult to automatically display related articles for all articles, as with WordPress themes and plugins. It is necessary to manually call and embed them each time when creating an article.
Tips for the Backlink function
Backlink filter Backlinks can be filtered by page type, creation date, etc.
Backlink sort Backlinks can be sorted by page title, last modified date, etc.
2-3-3. Page History function
The Page History function in Notion records the editing history of a page and allows you to restore it to a previous version. This is useful if you have edited a page by mistake or want to refer to a previous state.
How to display the page history
You can display the page history by clicking the “...” button in the top right of the page and selecting “Page History”.
Examples of how to use the page history
Checking the editing history The page history allows you to check who made what kind of edits and when.
Restoring to a specific version You can restore a page to a specific version by selecting a past version and clicking “Restore”.
Compare edits: You can compare different versions to see the details of the edits.
Merits and Demerits of the Page History Feature
Merits
Recovery from accidental edits: If you make an accidental edit, you can restore the page to a previous version.
Referring to past states: You can refer to past states to review the edits you have made or to check previous information.
Version control: By managing the versions of pages, you can record and track the edits you have made.
Disadvantages
Restrictions based on plan: The free plan limits the length of time that page histories are saved to 7 days. The Plus plan saves them for 30 days, the Business plan saves them for 90 days, and the Enterprise plan saves them indefinitely. In addition, pages are saved every 10 minutes.
Fees: To extend the length of time that page histories are saved, you need to subscribe to a paid plan.
Tips for using the page history feature
Displaying the history for a specific period of time You can display the history for a specific period of time.
Editor filter: You can display only the history edited by specific users.
Version saving: You can save specific versions.
Export as CSV file: You can export page history as a CSV file.
Workspace Analytics Page analytics allow you to understand the viewing status of individual pages, while workspace analytics allow you to understand the usage status of content across the entire workspace.
2-3-4. Other
Cooperation between the above three functions
Notion's Comment, Backlink, and Page History features are not only useful as standalone functions, but also work together to provide even more benefits.
Comment and Backlink Integration When you create a link to another page in a comment, a backlink is automatically created on the linked page.
Comment and Page History Integration Comments are recorded in Page History. When you restore a previous version, the comments associated with that version are also restored.
Backlinks and page history integration Page history allows you to see the state of backlinks in previous versions.
Latest information on these features
Notion is constantly evolving, and new features and improvements are being added to the comment, backlink, and page history functions. For the latest information, please refer to the official Notion blog and user community, etc. For example, the September 17, 2020 update added the ability to automatically generate backlinks. In addition, with the paid plan, you can use the “Search engine indexing” function to have the pages you publish indexed by search engines.
2-3-5. Conclusion
Notion's commenting, backlinking, and page history features are extremely useful for information sharing, organization, and version control. By effectively utilizing these features, you can make Notion a more powerful workspace.
By integrating these features into a single platform, Notion eliminates the need to use separate tools for communication, linking, and version control, and achieves a seamless workflow. These features are especially essential for team collaboration and managing complex projects.
The commenting feature also plays an important role in promoting asynchronous communication. As remote work and global teams increase, asynchronous communication has become an essential element for efficiently collaborating without being restricted by time or location. Notion's commenting feature is a tool that can be used to facilitate this asynchronous communication.
We recommend that you master these features when using Notion.
3. Page Hierarchy (Nesting)
Page Hierarchy (Nesting)
Notion pages support a hierarchical (nesting) structure, making it easy to organize.
Specifically, you can create sub-pages within a parent page to manage related information together.
3-1. Example of a hierarchical structure
“Project A”
“Meeting minutes”
“Task list”
“Documents”
3-2. How to nest pages
Create a new page: Create a subpage within a page
Drag and drop: Move an existing page to a higher or lower level by dragging and dropping it
Using a hierarchical structure allows you to organize related information and improve your overall overview.
In addition, using the list view makes it easier to visually understand the hierarchy of each page, making it easier to search for and check information.
However, if the hierarchical structure is not clear, it may be difficult to understand the relationship between pages, and it may take longer to find the information you need.
Using tags and links together
Links: Entering the page name after the “@” mark makes it easy to move between pages.
Internal links: It is also possible to create links that take you directly to specific parts of the page.
4. Sharing Notion pages and setting permissions
In Notion, you can share pages with other people and collaborate on them. When sharing pages, you can set permissions for each person you share with.
Notion has the following four permission levels.
Permission Level Page editing Comment Viewing
Full access: You can perform all operations, including editing pages, commenting, viewing, and changing sharing settings.
Edit: You can edit pages, comment on them, and view them. However, you cannot change sharing settings.
Comment: You can comment on pages and view them. However, you cannot edit pages.
Viewing: You can only view pages. You cannot comment on or edit them.
For example, if you are managing the progress of a project with a team, you can give team members “edit” permissions and clients “view” permissions.
5. The relationship between databases and pages
Notion databases are powerful tools for organizing and managing information. A database is a system for managing multiple pages together, and each page is treated as a single record within the database.
Unlike a typical database, in Notion's database, when you click on a record, the corresponding page will open. On this page, you can freely edit the information by adding various blocks such as text, images, and videos, just like a regular page.
The types of databases you can create in Notion are as follows.
Table: You can manage data in a tabular format. You can organize data in rows and columns, just like in Excel.
Boards: You can manage tasks using the Kanban method. Like Trello, you can display tasks as cards and manage them by status.
Calendar: You can manage schedules. Like Google Calendar, you can display schedules by day, week or month.
Lists: You can manage data in list format. Like a to-do list, you can display items in a list and manage their completion status using checkboxes.
Gallery: You can manage data in card format. This is useful for displaying images in a large format.
Timeline: You can manage data in chronological order. This is useful for managing the progress of projects, etc.
Chart: You can display data in graph form. This is useful for visually grasping trends in data.
Each page of the database can have attributes called “properties”. Properties are used to add information that is common to all pages in the database. For example, in a task management database, you can set properties such as “task name”, “assignee”, “deadline”, and “status”.
To add a property, click 'Add Property' at the top of the database page. There are the following types of properties.
Text: You can enter a string of text.
Number: You can enter a number.
Date: You can enter a date.
Select: You can choose one option from a list of pre-set options.
Multiple Select: You can choose multiple options from a list of pre-set options.
File & Media: You can upload files and images.
Checkbox: You can switch between on and off.
URL: You can enter a URL.
Email: You can enter an email address.
Phone number: You can enter a phone number.
Formula: You can enter a formula.
Relationship: You can link to other databases.
Roll-up: You can aggregate property values from other databases.
Author: Displays the creator of the page.
Last editor: Displays the user who last edited the page.
Creation date and time: Displays the date and time the page was created.
Last edited date and time: Displays the date and time the page was last edited.
By making use of properties, you can structure the information in your database more effectively and manage it more efficiently.
6. Taking your text editing to the next level
On Notion pages, you can structure your text using a variety of blocks, such as headings, lists, citations, and code blocks. 3 In addition, you can edit your text more effectively by making use of the following features
Markdown notation support: You can add decoration and links using simple notation, allowing you to edit quickly.
For example, enclosing text in characters makes it bold, and enclosing text in characters makes it italic.
In-page links and embedding other services: You can embed external content such as YouTube videos and Google Maps to enrich your pages.
To embed a YouTube video, type “/youtube” and paste in the video URL.
Anchor Link Function: You can create links that jump to specific locations within the page, allowing you to navigate long pages efficiently.
To create an anchor link, move your cursor over the block you want to link to and click “Copy Link”.
7. Common Issues and Solutions
Some of the issues that Notion users often face are as follows
Managing university lectures and assignments is complicated
Solution: Use a database to centrally manage lecture notes and assignments. You can make it even more efficient by preparing a template.
Create a database page and name it “lectures”.
Add properties such as “lecture name”, “instructor”, “day of the week”, “time”, “assignments”, and “notes”.
Enter information for each lecture into the database.
It's useful to set reminders when assignment deadlines are approaching.
Too many pages make it difficult to find the information you're looking for
Solution: Use clear titles and icons, organize the hierarchical structure, and make use of cross-linking to slim down the pages.
Describe the page titles in a way that makes the content immediately clear.
Set icons on the pages to make it easier to visually distinguish between pages.
Use the hierarchical structure to organize related pages together.
Connect the pages with cross-linking to make it easier to access related information quickly.
It is difficult to grasp the editing status of the team
Solution: Use appropriate sharing settings and the commenting function to clarify editing history and communication.
When sharing pages, you can set permissions for each person you share with.
By using the commenting function, you can smoothly exchange questions and opinions about the content of the page.
You can check who made what kind of edits when using the page history function.
8. Summary and next steps
Notion pages are not just a simple note-taking function, but a flexible platform that allows you to centrally manage all kinds of information.
To make the most of Notion pages, keep the following points in mind.
Customize the design and layout: Adjust the font, text size, page width, etc. to create a workspace that is easy for you to use.
Make use of hierarchical structures and links: Organize information using hierarchical structures, and link pages together as necessary with cross-links to make it easy to access related information.
Link to databases: Make use of properties such as task management and customer management to achieve efficient and detailed information management.
Rich text editing features: Organize your pages with headings, lists, and Markdown formatting to make them easier to read, and embed external services to enrich your information.
Notion comes with a number of templates already prepared, so we recommend that you customize your own workspace by referring to them. Using templates has the following advantages
You can reduce the time it takes to create pages
You can use pages with advanced settings created by Notion creators
You can use them as a reference for how to format things, such as how to summarize things
To use a template, click on 'Templates' in the sidebar. There are templates in a variety of categories, so choose a template that suits your needs and duplicate it to your workspace. You can edit the duplicated template as you like.
For example, templates that can be used individually include habit trackers, content calendars, and reading logs. Templates that can be used by teams include project management, meeting minutes, and daily reports.
By making use of the official Notion community and SNS forums, you can gain knowledge from other users and learn more convenient ways to use Notion.
Notion pages are “canvases” that can be transformed into anything you can imagine. Make the most of the high degree of freedom and use Notion in all kinds of situations, such as project management, personal knowledge organization, and collaborative work with a team.
By mastering the page functions of Notion, you can streamline information management and make your work proceed more smoothly. Notion pages are equipped with various functions to make your workspace more comfortable, such as customization of design and layout, utilization of hierarchical structure and links, database linkage, and a rich text editing function. By effectively utilizing these functions, you can organize information, deepen your knowledge, and strengthen collaboration with your team.
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