A collection of Motionlink websites. Motionlink allows for the publishing of content from Notion to static websites. These websites must be configured to work with Motionlink. An interesting project we are running is taking some popular open source static websites and configuring them to work with Motionlink. This is a collection of these websites.
Each website has a Notion OS/template. This template must be duplicated into your workspace for Motionlink to install the website and set it up for deployment to Netlify. This process is automatic. Instructions on how to install websites can be found here.
We are still working on allowing for more complex projects. We believe that Notion can be the only dashboard you need. We do not know how exactly yet, but we are slowly making progress.
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Team Blogger - Blog about travel, news, photography, tech, food, or whatever you're into with this clean team blogging website. You can blog alone or with a team on the same website. Live demo available here.
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Dev Portfolio - Add more life to your CV with a clean dev portfolio website. The website is lightweight, fully responsive, and great for students. Just add your information and go. See live demo here.
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Eternity Portfolio - A beautifully designed portfolio website for visual artists. Live demo available here.
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Agile Manifesto - This is a single page website that shows the contents of its Notion dashboard page and can be used to quickly share ideas. You can add add text, images and other media. Demo available here.
If you develop your own MotionLink websites, feel free to make a PR for it to be listed here. You can learn more about Motionlink here.
Motionlink is a Notion to static website publishing tool designed with developer freedom in mind. Many Notion-as-a-CMS tools make it possible for teams to turn their Notion pages to websites. This works fine for some cases, but does not give the team complete control over how their website should look, where and how it should be hosted, which tech stack should be used, etc. Motionlink is built to address this with a robust, yet simple, solution... Github workflows. You can learn more here.