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Setting Up a New Project

1. Open the Create Project screen

  1. Log in and switch to the account that will own the work.
  2. Click Projects › New in the side-bar, or hit the + New Project tile on the dashboard.
  3. You land on the Project Settings page in Create mode – the header says Create new project. If the header shows Edit project you accidentally opened an existing one – cancel and retry.

2. Fill in General Settings

FieldWhat it meansRulesProject name
| Appears in boards, lists and notifications. | Required, max 64 chars.
Project key | A shorthand prefix for every task ID (e.g. MKT-24). | All caps letters, max 15 chars, immutable once saved.


Both inputs validate live; red helper text tells you what to fix.


3. Design Your Status Columns

Each Status equals a board column.

Defaults
Fresh projects start with three columns:

  • To Do – open
  • In Progress – open
  • Done – closed (completed tasks)

Add or remove
  • Press Add Status to append a column named New Status (rename ≤ 32 chars).
  • Trash a column with the red delete button (at least one column must stay).

Re-order
Drag the drag_indicator icon to reorder; the numeric order updates automatically when you save.


Closed vs open
Tick Treat as closed for columns like Archived or Deployed. Closed statuses drive burn-down metrics and hide tasks from active lists.


4. Create the Project

Click Create (bottom-right). If validation passes you are redirected to /board/:key, your interactive Kanban board. Errors? Correct the highlighted fields and retry.

5. Manage Project Members (optional after first save)

A new Project Members accordion appears once the project exists.

  1. The component merges Account users with current Project users so you can see everyone at a glance.
  2. Click the pencil icon to edit roles for a user. Choices correspond to constants in the code:
    • Leader (ROLE_LEADER) – full control (settings, tasks, members)
    • Editor (ROLE_EDITOR) – add & update tasks
    • Viewer (ROLE_VIEWER) – read-only
  3. Validation ensures a user keeps at least one role and prevents removing the last Leader.
  4. Remove someone via the bin icon (confirmation dialog). Leaders/Admins at the Account level override any project role.

6. Editing & Deleting

  • Re-open Project Settings from any board to edit name, statuses or members. The key field is locked.
  • Hit Delete project (danger zone) to erase the project and every task/status inside – permanent action restricted to Leaders, Account Admins and Owners.

7. Next Steps


Your project is now live!

  • Start adding cards with + New Task in the desired column.
  • Drag tasks across statuses as work progresses; the onDragEnd handler keeps everything ordered.
  • Use filters, swim-lanes and deadline chips on the board toolbar to stay focused.
Happy planning and welcome to a more organised workflow 🚀