#subtasks

The trick is balance. In modern task management tools, you can even combine both. For example, you could create a main task, break it into subtasks, and within each subtask, add a small checklist for micro-steps. That way, you get the best of both worlds. 

Anyone know any Project Management software that lets you make subtasks for your subtasks?

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I want to organize a project into a manageable and flexible checklist of things to learn and implement, but some reason every software I find doesn’t let you make subtasks for subtasks. Something like:

I want to make this game.

-Make it work

-Make Movement possible

-Learn Animation

-Learn how to react to player input

-Learn to load a map

-Make it fun to play.

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This is obviously…

Subtasks is a key new feature in Prowork that helps you improve productivity. Subtasks enables you achieve a better work breakdown structure (WBS).

Dividing complex tasks into simpler and manageable tasks is key to making your project deliverable oriented and increase productivity.

In Prowork, open a task side pane to add as many subtasks as are available. Subtasks can be scheduled and delegated to team members independently.

Some advantages of subtasks include:

Subtasks allows you to visualize accurately the project and task organization.

It Indicates the project milestones and control points.

Subtasks improve accuracy in task assignment to the project team.

Q1: As for completed subtasks, will they be lost when the task gets converted to a project?

A: No, it will make completed subtasks converted to completed tasks under the project.

  Q2: After a task on the client side gets converted to a project, why can't we see the tasks under the project immediately?

A: Now, the implementation of the "Convert a task to a project " feature is processed by our server. Therefore, online synchronization is needed after you convert a task to a project on the client side. The whole process just takes a few seconds as long as the local network works well. And when there is no network connection or no synchronization, it is a normal phenomenon that subtasks haven't been converted to tasks under the project yet.

  Q3: When a task gets converted to a project, where will the subtasks go?