Another successful knowledge management migration completed.
This project involved migrating approximately 200 pages across 48 Quip files into Notion before Quip's sunset. Since there isn't a reliable way to automate the migration, I manually exported and rebuilt the content while preserving structure, formatting, and hierarchy.
To make the workspace more valuable than the original, I used Notion AI to organize information, extract action items, clean up documentation, and transform scattered notes into a searchable, future-ready knowledge base.
A smooth migration with zero compromise on content quality and a much better workspace for the team going forward.
Then: 1 month, 1 template.
Now: 1 week, 15 templates.
Same designer, different workflow.
I wrote up how I built no-code.supply: fifteen website templates, each with its own brand, in HTML and React, and some in Framer too. Claude Code did most of the typing. I did the directing.
TransferPro - Designing a Faster, Clearer File Transfer Experience
Large-file workflows don't need to feel heavy.
For TransferPro, we explored a mobile product experience that brings file transfer, cloud storage, activity tracking, and content sharing into one focused interface.
The design direction combines:
• High-visibility transfer status
• Clear file organization
• Recent activity tracking
• Centralized cloud storage
• Fast access to shared content
• A futuristic dark visual system
The challenge wasn't simply making a file transfer app look modern.
It was creating an experience where users can immediately understand what is transferring, how fast it is moving, and what happened recently.
That's where thoughtful product UX makes a difference.
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I built a Project Management Hub in Notion to run projects from brief to retrospective in one calm, minimalist workspace. It's for sale on Gumroad, but I'm sharing it for free with the Contra community.
It includes a guide, project brief, dashboard, weekly planner and review, plus 7 linked databases (tasks, phases, team, budget, risks and more). A sample project shows how everything connects.