#Introduction

Today, I want to introduce a note-taking application called Notion. Currently, it has benefited over 20 million users worldwide and was founded by Notion Labs Inc in San Francisco. Unlike typical note-taking apps, Notion not only provides essential document editing capabilities but also offers a comprehensive API interface on its open platform. This allows you to integrate data, utilize databases, manage CI/CD processes, and even execute related projects on GitHub.

Its features cater to all age groups—whether you’re a student jotting down a to-do list, an office worker saving meeting reports, or someone simply looking to document everyday life, Notion is a very handy tool!

However, because it comes with a wide range of features, it can be somewhat more challenging to use at first. Therefore, this chapter will not focus on overly complex functionalities; instead, it will introduce the easy-to-use features that can help you get started quickly.

#Characteristics

• Clean and intuitive interface with a clear layout
• Supports multiple platforms (mobile, web, desktop)
• Offers a variety of features—everything from note-taking to project execution!
• Allows project sharing and simultaneous editing of the same files with others
• Open platform not limited to a single version; even without an account, you can view content shared by others

#Tutorials

Blue Box – Table of Contents/Navigation Area

• Organized into categories based on different themes. Within each section, you can store and arrange different pages. Click Add a page to create a new one.

Red Box – Editing Area

• This is where you edit your content. There are a variety of basic and advanced commands available for headings and text. You can click the + button next to each line to choose a specific function.

Yellow Box – Settings/Functions Area

• Here, you can adjust various Notion settings, such as font style. You can also handle saving, exporting, or importing in this area.

#Modulas

If you find it time-consuming to design your own layouts, you can directly apply templates within Notion.
Steps:

1. Add a page
2. Click Templates
3. Choose the layout you want from the categories on the right.
   

If you’re interested in learning more about Notion and its features, please refer to the information above.官方Youtube
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