Still, to show some of my own, here’s a few.
First, you’ve probably seen Viva Pizza, my recent attempt to replicate a real pizza delivery website
Then there’s the three step monthly planner I built. It took some creative UX exploration to get that done:
Here’s an interface to quickly filter a vast database of candidates:
Or a chat / comment tree:
and more things one can do with buttons:
Some community folks built games, e.g. here’s a time waster from @Shitong_Stone_Shou:
Here’s a time waster from me:
Here’s a time waster from Phil:
https://coda.io/@phil-h-s/jotto-in-coda
Just saw your last reply and here’s what I think. First, I’m almost sure that for Coda at this point of development, design is not a priority. Sorry. The product is still in its early stages. The primary goal has been to get it functional, and the current goal is to improve performance of large docs. The building blocks we have right now is enough to work with Coda at this stage. It is very much possible to implement a certain workflow of a certain team without all those custom icons and fonts and so on. The ambition to make everything customizable is not there just yet.
Column based design is something everyone wants because they saw it in Notion. Lots of folks coming from Notion want Coda to look exactly as Notion, but that’s unfair to ask for.
That said, I know (and it’s no secret) that Coda is currently working on revamping its doc editor. Soon is the Block Party where they apparently should reveal some of those changes in works. According to something I’ve heard, the refreshed editor will make it possible to have multi-column layout among other things.
(Disclaimer: I’m not a Codan to officially talk about these things. These are just my feelings and assumptions about what is happening)