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Introduction to Notion for Creative Projects

Staying Inspired

A course by Frances Odera Matthews , Certified Notion Consultant

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96% positive reviews (163)

9,696 students

Audio: English

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About the video: Staying Inspired

Overview

“Communities are a great source of information and keep you accountable. In this lesson, you'll learn about the different Notion communities you can get involved with.”

In this video lesson Frances Odera Matthews addresses the topic: Staying Inspired, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Notion for Creative Projects. Learn how to combine Notion’s powerful no-code toolbox with design thinking to build pages with function, style, and heart.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Staying Inspired In this lesson, we'll talk about community and Notion. What Notion does well, compared to other tech companies or other software, is the community. A lot of the time I say people come for Notion but they stay for the community. The best thing about community is that not only do you make friends but they also keep you accountable. In my opinion, the best communities are subcommunities, so communities surrounding specific interests or cultures because you'll be creating Notion projects with people you can relate to on a certain level and also have certain passions about. Yo...”

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Course summary for: Introduction to Notion for Creative Projects

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (163)
9696 students
5 units
17 lessons (3h 4m)

Category
Web & App Design
Areas
Web Development

Frances Odera Matthews

A course by Frances Odera Matthews

Teacher

Certified Notion Consultant

Frances Odera Matthews is a certified Notion consultant and the founder of The Notion Bar, an initiative focused on creating customized digital solutions and products for businesses. Originally from West Africa, Frances grew up in the UK and studied abroad in the US and Spain, exploring economics, design thinking, project management, and UX design across many different industries. Her multicultural and multidisciplinary background inspired a love for blending human experiences creatively and conceptualizing innovative solutions.

Through commissioned projects, Frances learned to take a step beyond Notion’s focus on productivity and explore its more artistic applications, creating functional yet aesthetic pages and templates in collaboration with The Notionette, aNotioneer, and many more. She has been featured as a speaker on podcasts such as Hunger Geeks, and she has also shared her knowledge with her community by leading seminars for No Code Lab and Notion’s Block by Block.