A project is very similar to a folder, where you can have multiple articles. Generally, these folders would be all the content that you create for one website.
Let’s see how you can stay on top of deadlines, manage team members, and monitor what’s happening in a project. On clicking on any project card:
You will see a screen similar to one below:
Let’s break down the screen above to learn what has been going on in “Demo Project” that is Connected to WordPress.
The article table shows a table of all the articles in a particular project with all the necessary details that you need to keep track of at a glance. Let’s understand what these fields are in more detail:
This is the title of the Article.
Three actions are available for each article, View, Edit and Delete. View mode is a read only mode, edit mode is when a team mate would want to edit an article, and delete is used when you want to delete an article.
WordPress status has three statuses that can tell you if the article is:
This is the priority of the article, defaults to medium. There are 3 priority levels:
This column shows you which team member the article is currently assigned to.
This shows what stage your article is currently. Here are the stages an article can be in:
The primary keyword of the article, the keyword shown is the keyword used to generate optimization suggestions to optimize an article.
This column shows when the article was last edited.
