Notion is a tool that will allow you to build forms and interactive content without having to write a single line of code. It is a fan favorite among no-code platforms because of how easy to learn it is. Notion has templates available to help you build forms and interactive content for almost any industry.
Notion Features
Fans of Notion love it for its most recognizable features:
- Creation & Assignment
- Due Dates
- Task Prioritization
- To-Do Lists
- Drag & Drop
- Planning
- Project Map
- Calendar View
- Templates
- Knowledge Sharing
Notion Pricing
Notion manage four types of plans:
- Personal ($0/mo) for individuals who wants organizate every corner of their lives
- Personal Pro ($5/mo) for individuals who wants to do even more
- Team ($10/mo per user) to collaborate with entire teams in one place
- Enterprise (custom price) to control and support and entire company
Notion Integrations and Plugins
On the API side of things, you’ll find that Notion connects with various tools such as
- RESTful
Notion integrates with the following platforms for flexibility and ease of use:
- GitHub
- Google Drive
- Make
- Trello
- Jira
- Slack
- Zapier
- Qonto
- Webex
- IFTTT
- Slapdash
- Tray.io
- Typeform
- Unito
- Neeva
Benefits
- Dark Theme
- Quick Search
- Easy accessibility to all the features and tools with shortcuts
- Easy & beautiful layout
- All-in-one workspace
Drawbacks
Its drawbacks, on the other hand, are these:
- Few embedding options
- Design and customatization limitations
- Bit of a steep learning curve
Notion Documentation and Support
Notion has a comprehensive knowledge base to help you learn how to use it. If you ever find that you need any help in using the app, and depending on which plan you go for, you will have good customer support available. It also has excellent ratings across the board.
You’ll find that you have high control over your forms and interactive content design, with its spreadsheet like based interface. You might also notice that Notion is sufficiently responsive and pretty secure. You can use the following datases to fuel/feed your app, which means that these platforms can be used as a data source for your app: Google Sheets, Excel.
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