I turn your Notion pages into a fast public website

I take the Notion workspace you already write in and turn it into a proper public website that loads fast, ranks, and looks nothing like a raw Notion share link. If you have ever pasted a Notion page into a browser and felt embarrassed by the slow load, the ugly URL, and the lack of any real design, that is exactly the gap I close. Using Super or Potion as the rendering layer, I connect your own custom domain, strip away the Notion chrome, and apply typography, spacing, colors, and a navigation structure that make the result read as a designed site rather than a shared document.

My approach keeps your content where it belongs: inside Notion. That means once the site is live, you or your team edit pages the same way you already do, and the changes appear on the public site without touching code or waiting on a developer. I set up the domain and DNS, configure caching and metadata so pages are fast and shareable, and inject the CSS and small scripts needed for custom fonts, buttons, headers, footers, and mobile layout. I also handle the parts most no-code setups forget: clean page titles and descriptions, Open Graph previews, a sitemap, analytics, and redirects so nothing breaks when your structure changes.

This is a focused specialty, not general web development. I am not selling you a Webflow rebuild or a heavy Jamstack stack you will need a developer to maintain. If your content lives in Notion and you want it public, fast, on your own domain, and editable by non-technical people, that is the entire job I do, and I do it end to end.

— Notion-to-site setup with Super or Potion
— Custom domain, DNS, SSL, and caching configuration
— Custom CSS styling, fonts, navigation, headers and footers
— On-page SEO: titles, meta descriptions, Open Graph, sitemap
— Mobile-responsive layout and speed tuning
— Analytics, redirects, and easy in-Notion editing handoff