I work as project coordinator for my company and use Asana to provide visibility across all active work groups/projects for the wider team. I find the Dashboard view very useful for capturing a high level view of active projects however with dozens to hundreds of teams/projects on-the-go, it becomes harder to quickly differentiate them using this view.
I can use colour-coding and sensible titles to help with this, but it would be great if I could add section headings the same way I can do within a project to group these and quickly scan for the group I’m looking for.
Hi @Zane_Love - I’m the community manager at Asana. It’s nice to meet you! You’re not alone. I organize my projects by creating sections in my sidebar. Here’s an example of how you can create sections in your sidebar so it’s easier to find things. I like to color coordinate these groupings, as well. You could use these conventions to help your team view their projects, as well.
Hi Peter…that thread absolutely articulates the kinds of “high-level view” questions I’m trying to answer, and I’ve found some good interim suggestions/solutions between yours and Alexis’ feedback. I am keen to see how Asana evolves in this space.
To answer your question as the topic originator, yes, they’re just ‘dummies’…see screenshot…as you can see the ‘===Meetings===’ project i’ve set up in the sidebar is empty of any tasks
I organize my projects by creating sections in my sidebar. Here’s an example of how you can create sections in your sidebar so it’s easier to find things. I like to color coordinate these groupings, as well. You could use these conventions to help your team view their projects, as well.
