Design, Develop, Deliver: 7 templates for dev teams

AngelList’s product team uses Notion to streamline its weekly updates. Members of the product sub-teams submit short, written updates before each meeting. Participants read through updates relevant to them or their teams and make comments for the first few minutes of the meeting — then, the rest of the time is designated for conversation. What used to be many meetings is now consolidated into a single standup.

Use this template to organize a project kickoff and deliver the necessary context so team members are all up to speed and well-informed.

Track projects of any shape or size, and for any type of team. View projects as a timeline, kanban board, or calendar — whatever works best for you. Then write planning docs, embed designs, and organize meeting notes in the same place.

A page to store your API documentation. Endpoints, code snippets, response and request structures and error codes. All covered.

Streamline your bug reporting process with this “Report a Bug” template, leveraging Notion's button feature to optimize issue management workflows. This template uses a database for logging and monitoring software bugs, enabling team members to swiftly report issues with a single click. Use this template to improve communication and expedite bug resolution.

As a fast-growing startup, Synctera runs monthly retros across the whole company to keep priorities straight and feedback flowing. These syncs used to take a full day — now they take one hour in Notion.

Combines the core elements of our Product, Design & Engineering Team in-a-box sets to cover the needs of a modern product development team.

It features templates for your product, design, engineering, product analytics and user research teams. Amongst others; a product roadmap, OKR tracker, Sprint board, Kanban board, experiments tracker, user research tracker, tech specs, bug tickets and more.