The structure introduces the instructor's own company's Notion-based system, which feels a bit disconnected from the overall topic of building a startup business system with Notion. While it's a bit disappointing that the course title and content don't quite match, it was still a satisfying lecture in terms of getting a look into how the instructor's company operates.

I feel like I'm walking away with some essential tips that are great for applying Notion to company work.

It would have been better if there were hands-on exercises for each unit, but even without them, it was good to be able to go through the entire content quickly.

It's better to just watch YouTube.

Thank you for the easy-to-understand explanation.

Online classes (and offline ones too, of course) also have trends. Short and to the point. The instructor's voice tone too. It's so good that it just flows in smoothly

It's too fast

It's good for beginners to grasp the basic concepts of Tailwind CSS. However, the content progresses too quickly and lacks conceptual explanations. Although it consists of 3 chapters in total, the substantial content is concentrated in the middle chapter 2. It would have been nice if you had compared how it differs from existing CSS frameworks like Bootstrap.

This is a lecture that can be approached simply.

It's a startup, so I like that it focuses on practical content!