Project for the web is becoming Microsoft Planner. Once the new Planner is rolled out to your organization, you can continue enjoying the features and capabilities of Project for the web, but under a new name.
Learn more about the new Planner in Frequently asked questions about Planner.
Note
Project for the web customers can continue utilizing the articles listed on this page until the new Planner rolls out to them.
Get started
Get started with Project for the web
Build a project in Grid and Timeline views
Get Started with Project Power App
Project for the web and Project Online desktop client
What can you do with Project for the web?
Set your language and date format in Project for the web
Import a plan into a Project for the web
Manage a project
Show the critical path of your project in Project
Organize your project in Board view
Move your project from Project desktop to Project for the web
Use labels to sort tasks in Microsoft Project for the web
Effort and duration in Project for the web
Why can't I see Roadmap in Project Home?
Project calendars in Microsoft Project for the web
Copy a project in Project for the web
Collaborate on a project
Share a project in Project for the web
Project for the web and accessibility
Use screen reader to do the following with Project for the web:
Review or edit an existing project in Project
Add top-level key dates in Roadmap
Create and connect a row to a project in a roadmap
Work with the grid view in Project
View and edit task details in Project
Work with the timeline view in Project
Work with the board view in Project
Work with the Goals view in Project
Work with the People view in Project