Notion 101: Pages & Blocks
Part 02
Notion revolves around pages and blocks — similar to building blocks of any material.

Pages
The first thing you see on Notion is a page on its own; and within each page, you get blocks. Blocks that can turn into absolutely anything.
This is what an empty page will look like on Notion
And this is what an empty page will look like if you’d like to start afresh and from scratch, to get your creative juices flowing.
Pages can be customized into absolutely anything, and can also be used for absolutely anything. You can also turn pages into templates to make your workflow easier so you don’t have to create the same page from scratch for any other similar occasion.
These are the types of templates that are pre-made by Notion and can be easily used by you. The best part about this is, you can make your OWN template, or you can simply use these and customize it to your own needs and wants.
Blocks
This is a block. Anything with the 6 dots in a rectangle next to it is a block. As mentioned before, pages can have MILLIONS of blocks within them. Every sentence, every picture, every quote, they’re all blocks!
When you type ‘/’, you get many options to choose from. Those turn your basic text block into ANYTHING you want.
This video shows you all the options available on the /command. It’ll help you understand it better :)
Till next time, you should try playing around with these blocks.
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