I’ve compared many note taking and productivity apps, but with regard to easy navigation of documents and their internal pages, Clickup is outstanding. Please give it a try and let me know. Clickup is about to release their version 3.0 which apparently will improve it further. What I like about it, and what I suggest to implement in Fibery, is:
Apart from the left navigation menu in Fibery that lists the spaces and views, it is useful to have a hierarchical navigation menu showing up at the left of an entity that has child entities. In clickup those are Documents with their internal pages, but in Fibery we can apply that for all entity types. (I am against the Documents in Fibery, want them just to be fieldable entities, but was another post already).
Now I understand that in Fibery the frames can open side by side, which is a bit similar but it does not allow to navigate easily through hierarchical relationships.
Yes I’m aware of smart folders, but the idea is that the dedicated navigation needs to be outside of the first spaces column. The first spaces column is already heavily cluttered with spaces and views (which is another ux topic) and having hierarchical navigation in an entity display would solve that.
Also, the doc/entity navigation proposed would show up in the public version similar to how clickup does that. It just gives a better and clean user experience.
I agree that this will not work. Since we have instances as well that we need to create a public wiki using the docs with those subpages. Our issue is that when we share that files, it is not similar to clickup and create friction for us to share the docs.
