Currently the roadmap flow only pulls in the start date and the target date from Azure DevOps items as start and finish dates for roadmap items. For user story items the target date cannot be set in out-of-the-box mode. The best would be if the dates for user stories could be pulled from the Azure DevOps iterations as user stories are prioritized in the backlog and then assigned to a sprint iteration which in turn has a defined timeslot.

It would help integration scenarios tremendously if the the Project for the Web REST API (e.g. "https://project.microsoft.com/pss/api/v1.0/projects") could be documented and rendered more accessible by providing samples. One scenario that would be fitting is the creation and update of tasks triggered by another tool/event.

Move link to "Go to Project Online" to top of Project Home page (instead of bottom) so users who only use project online know where to go/have easy access and are not confused with New blank project option

Ability to set percentage of resource.

In the image below you can see the suggested idea

In Project Online, I use finish to start +- x number of days and do not see this on Project for the Web. That's a major hindrance to using this version. I'd love to see this added as i usually use automatic tasks and assign FS dependencies on them.

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.

There is only way to set calendar/work template to Resources. But calendar/work template does not apply to project level.

There should be a way to include costs per resource, task, subtask, hourly rate etc to being for budgeting and offering purposes.

When navigating on an existing roadmap, the only way to go back to the Project Home page is to either use the app launcher or to type the 'project.microsoft.com' in the browser. It would be nice if we had a 'Home' button in the roadmap page so we could easily get back to the starting point page to see other roadmaps and projects.

When adding an item from Azure DevOps the user can't see if it is a feature or a user story. Items with similar titles might be wrongly selected. It would be good to get an additional inidcation on the item type in the selection pane.
Kind regards,
Trutz Stephani

Not including Education customers who have A3/5 or Project-specific SKUs for Project for the Web is a big miss. Aside from cost, what are the barriers for switching this on for Education?

Not everyone should be able to create a new project. In our scenario every project manager should have read permission but "normal" project members should be on "read-only" instead.

Add the function to attach files to all kinds of tasks. This function exist in Planner and are a basic feature and most to add any kind of document needed associated to a main-/sub task. And also a function here in user voice :-). Thanks

I need to follow-up the task in project, so I need to know the initially expected finish date and actual finish date for each task

Posibility to set a color on bars in timeline. Possible scheme for wbs levels.

Many customers would like the ability to change the theme, much like creating and adding a theme in power bi.

Theme and branding creates an emotional attachment. If this was possible I think it would make users feel good about using project.

Its the small things sometimes 😊

Nikki

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

Automatically create an Azure DevOps Project when a Project for the Web project is created.
Ability to setup how each task should create Workitems in DevOps.

Currently Project Tasks are set to start at 9 AM, despite set Work Hours. This causes problems with many multi time zone scenarios. Tasks should honor set Work Hours exactly as they are defined: Hours, days, business closures and breaks should all be honored exactly as they are set.

How can you have the timeline view display the start and end dates, duration, and predesessors next to the gantt chart per line item, like l