A one-stop collection of study resources built during high school, published from Notion content.

Why I built it

My study material was already living in Notion, but sharing individual pages made the collection feel scattered. I wanted one public place classmates could browse without needing access to my workspace.

What it does

The Academic Hub organizes study aids, vocabulary lists, and class resources into a lightweight public site sourced from Notion content.

Why it matters

This project was less about novel engineering and more about making existing work usable. It taught me that packaging and navigation can be the difference between information that exists and information people can actually find.

Under the hood

Next.js provides the public site and routing.
Notion acts as the editable content source.
The presentation layer turns workspace-style notes into a browsable resource hub.