You have the flexibility to choose from a wide array of options to categorize and display your information. You can add fields to your project, which is essentially like adding a new column to a table on your project's list page. This helps organize your data so it's easy to view and understand.
For example, if you're setting up a project to coordinate orientation tasks for new employees, you can add specific fields to streamline this process. A field named "Assignee" could be used to denote the individual assigned with a specific task, a "Due Date" field to indicate when the task should be completed by, and a "Score" field to reflect the quality of task completion. Each of these fields would appear as distinct columns in the table of your list page, facilitating an organized overview.
Additionally, you have the liberty to select the type of field that best fits your data, such as text for descriptions, numbers for quantitative measurements, dates for scheduling, checkboxes for binary choices, and more, allowing for customized data management tailored to your project's needs.
You also have the option to rearrange the fields so that they will show up in the preferred order when viewing a section in the project's list view. Take a look into two of the following demonstrations:
