Project planner: one-page plan, Gantt chart, task board

A project planner lays out a project's tasks, owners and deadlines on paper before the work starts. These nine show three views of one project: a one-page plan with boxes for project, goal, deadline, tasks, resources and notes, a simple Gantt chart with twelve blank task rows over twelve weeks, and a task board with To Do, Doing and Done columns. Type a direction, such as for students or team of five, and the planners follow it.

• a school project plan
• a freelance job's timeline
• a small team's task board
• a one-page brief

Frequently asked questions

What is on the Gantt chart?

Twelve blank task rows down the left and twelve week columns, W1 to W12, with empty cells to shade.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Corporate has a crisp header bar and thin table rules. Colour coded has a tinted header for each section and rounded cards. Blueprint is a technical drawing sheet with fine white grid lines.

Can I change the project?

Yes. Type a direction such as red accents. A direction is a request, not a guaranteed result.

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