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Build a No-Code Research Repository with Notion + Figma

June 27, 2025

Your team is sitting on a goldmine of user insights.

But if they’re scattered across PDFs, Slack threads, meeting notes, and feedback docs—you’re not mining anything.

That’s where a research repository comes in: a centralized space to store, tag, and retrieve everything you’ve learned from your users. Even better? You don’t need to code or buy another SaaS tool to build one.

In this post, we’ll show you how to build a powerful UX research repository using Notion + Figma, and how to use Clipbo.red to capture insights on the fly before they disappear.


🧠 Why Every Team Needs a Research Repository

A research repo helps you:

  • Avoid repeating the same studies
  • Make user insights accessible to product, design, and devs
  • Show the value of research over time
  • Connect findings to decisions

“If it’s not accessible, it might as well not exist.” — Every UX researcher ever


🛠️ Tools You’ll Need

ToolUse
NotionRepository base: organize studies, tag insights, centralize access
FigmaAnnotate user flows, embed research visuals
Clipbo.redInstantly capture raw quotes, pain points, feedback, and tag them later

🧱 Step 1: Create a Research Repository Template in Notion

Your database should include fields like:

  • Title of Study
  • Objective / Problem
  • Participant Type
  • Summary
  • Key Insights
  • Tags (pain points, themes, product areas)
  • Related Features or Figma Files

Use Notion templates to streamline this across multiple studies.


🎯 Step 2: Link Research to Visuals in Figma

Great insight deserves great context. In Figma:

  • Annotate user journey maps with quotes or pain points
  • Show before/after designs with related findings
  • Use links in Notion to embed key Figma frames or prototypes

This helps teams see the impact of your research.


📎 Step 3: Capture Raw Feedback with Clipbo.red

Here’s where most systems break down: during the research phase.

You’re in interviews. You’re browsing reviews. You’re collecting Slack messages from users. But where do you put these before the study is formalized?

Use Clipbo.red as your research inbox:

  • Copy raw quotes, observations, user struggles
  • Tag them loosely (e.g., “onboarding”, “dashboard”)
  • Review later and paste into your structured Notion repo

📋 It’s the fastest way to go from feedback in the wild → structured insights you can act on


🔁 Research Workflow Example

  1. Run a user interview → Clip highlights and quotes into Clipbo.red
  2. After the call → Review clips and paste into your Notion study template
  3. Tag insights and link related Figma screens
  4. Present findings with clarity and visual context

You just built a lightweight, no-code research system your whole team can use.


🔄 Bonus: Turn Insights into To-Dos

Clipbo.red also lets you:

  • Convert insights into product tasks
  • Track bugs or pain points without needing a project management app
  • Sync across devices so you can capture feedback anytime, anywhere

🚀 Try It Now: Capture Research Without the Overhead

You don’t need another SaaS tool to manage research—you need a smart, simple system.

Start with:

  • Notion for structured storage
  • Figma for visual context
  • Clipbo.red for frictionless capture

👉 Launch Clipbo.red – Free During Beta
Start clipping the user quotes you’ll reference for your next big feature.

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