When working on projects, users like to give feedback right in a task / column. Would be nice having a column in the grid view to see comments on a task

Although it is more of a cosmetic improvement, updating the Project icon to the new modern look would go a long way to help reinforce that Project is still moving forward just like the rest of the O365 apps and not stuck in some forgotten junk pile.

Heck, even Planner has a new icon!

I have enclosed a sample of new Project icons for your consideration. Please vote and post which icon you prefer.

This is simple and easy fix and shows that you care about Project that is extensively used by PM community.

PM's already create a timeline in their schedule with the most important schedule items. It would be very useful and saving a lot of time to import a timeline in stead of all task separately.

Allow a color or icon to be set on buckets so that it is easy to recognize the type of task in the Board's Group-by-Progress view.

The current view does show the name of the bucket which is useful but an icon or color would make recognition easier. This would help our workflow where buckets are used to distinguish between internal tasks or client-assigned tasks like reviews. A color or icon would make these easy to identity if status meetings. Another example is to distinguish training tasks from development tasks in stand-up meetings.

Perhaps this has already been suggested, but the way Planner allows to review the comments added to a task much like a SharePoint discussion is a great feature and it would be a great improvement to the new Project for the web.

Wouldn't it be great if all our various team members could track-time via a mobile app that then integrated with MS Project to show actual time worked on tasks!

We'd learn really fast lessons about our estimating accuracy that would help us improve double-quick.

Allow directly adding project team members without Office 365 Group (in Project for the web). Similar to the "modern workplace" in Power BI, please allow adding multiple individual users or Office 365 Groups to a project as members.

Microsoft Project Plan 1 does not seem to be available for nonprofits (at least not with nonprofit pricing). P1 does not show up as an option to purchase in our tenant. P3 and P5 do (with nonprofit pricing). P1 is perfect for nonprofits. Please bring it to nonprofits (with nonprofit pricing)!

In a previous version of Project a completed task in the task list used to show as greyed out. I liked this because visually my eye was drawn to incomplete tasks while still being able to see what had been completed.

Conditional formatting like what's available in Excel would be perfect. Id be able to create a conditonal format that says if the task is 100% complete, show with a green background, if it is between 0 and 100 (i.e. in progress) show with a yellow background, and if the task is 0% complete show with a red background.

The tiles under Create New Project are for all EPTs and methods - including ones our organization cannot support & that cause data to be created and stored outside of our enterprise resource environment.

Please allow configuration of the tiles that appear under Create New, or at the least allow EPTs to be deactivated in PWA.

Hi,
the roadmap is a perfect tool, however it would be really helpful to get a colour function in it. In order you can give the several projects/tasks in the roadmap a colour. This way it makes it possible to have a good visualization and to see quickly the different projects/programs that are part of the portfolio / Roadmap.

If you set up a roadmap and link to a Project / Board without the Roadmap name being updated from "Untitled Roadmap", the Flow name is "Untitled roadmap - {row name} - {GUID}". When you then set a Roadmap name or even later change the name, you can't tell which Flows are associated to which Roadmaps. Can the Flow names be kept in sync with the Roadmap names? Maybe even prefix all Flow names with "Roadmap: {Roadmap Name} - {row name} - {GUID}" so that all the Roadmap Flows are clearly identifiable?

I work on several large PWA project plans and it is frustratingly slow individually adding each task into road maps by the type & search function when you are adding adding a new row item.

Be able to show that an item has dependency on another item - either in the same row or a different row

The linked blog below, details plans to include a new view in Teams that brings Planner and To Do together, I'm unsure why Project for web is not also included in this?

If P4W was included in this tab, it then becomes a 1 stop shop for all my assigned tasks, be it by myself, my team or a project manager i am collaborating with.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/planner-blog/announcing-tasks-in-teams-a-coherent-task-management-experience/ba-p/969386#comments

When adding a tab in Teams for Project, many stakeholders are interested in viewing the plan, but it is very impractical to have to manage licenses for a potentially large group of people who just want to take a quick look.

Therefore, it should be default that anybody with an Office365 license should be able to just look at plans. For those who have assigned tasks, the current licensing structure is fine.

Deleting a project in Project For The Web is anything but logical: Click on the project, click on the project name (not exactly an obvious thing to do...and still no delete button in sight), then click on the ellipses (...) (still not a logical place to find it) and NOW it shows up.

I propose putting the delete feature on the home page.

provide the ability to print a roadmap that is created. This would be great to show to the c-level the roadmaps

Roadmap should allow editing the Status field colors and text of status. Also, the ability to add additional status fields.