- Highest-level in the document structure
- Organized differently depending on work or home
- Different templates depending on work or home, and within that the specific type of project
- Is applied to a folder

## Project Properties
→ Title 
→ Date Created
→ Date Due
→ Description
→ Priority ⇒ 0 (lowest) through 9 (highest)
→ Status ⇒ Not Started, Waiting, In Progress, Done
→ Type : Project
→ Project Lead {Work Only}
→ Charge Code {Work Only}
→ OneDrive Link {Work Only}
→ Shared Area Link {Work Only}
→ Git Repo {Personal Only}
→ Nextcloud Link {Personal Only}

## General Structure of Document
→ Scope and Description
	A writeup about what the project is about, it's goals are, who the customer is, and any relevant details. This is an elaboration on the description property.
→ [[2.1 Tasks|Tasks]]
	A base that contains the tasks of the project. A task is broadly defined as a distinct component of a project that, at the conclusion, produces a result that is needed an an input to another task or an output of the whole project.
→ [[2.2 Deliverables|Deliverables]]
	A base that contains a list of the final outputs of the project. This exists so that notes can be made regarding each individual output, and so that the progress towards a certain output can be tracked.
→ [[2.3 Resources|Resources]]
	A base that contains all the resources of a project, so that they can be easily access from one place instead of having to deep-dive into specific tasks to find it. This section will also contain the metabind buttons to add each resource type.

## General Structure of Folder
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## Creating the Project