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Best solution for my website projects

Miran MARTIN

Hi there

I have 2 questions :

1- I'm looking for a solution (JIRA ??) in order to organize all my future website projects.

I have dozens of tasks to do every time i have a website project. I tried a little bit Jira, and i wonder if it is the correct solution for me.

2- Is it possible to build a project template by myself, with my own project steps.

Thank you by advance

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Luka Hummel - codefortynine

Hi @Miran MARTIN and welcome to the community!

If you want to standardize processes, our app Deep Clone for Jira can help immensely by letting you clone complete projects, including tasks, subtasks, and configurations. This is perfect for creating reusable project templates with predefined steps.

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Shawn Doyle - ReleaseTEAM

Hi @Miran MARTIN

1. Jira could be a good choice for you, however on a project of one person it may be overkill.

2. Yes you can customize the template by yourself, there are plenty of tutorials and videos that can teach you enough to start.

For a project of one person, I would lean toward something like Trello.

Trudy P Claspill

Hello @Miran MARTIN

Welcome to the Atlassian community.

Jira is one solution for tracking work. Determining if it is the "best" solution depends on the requirements of your work tracking process and any other factors like costs, reporting requirements, and user access management requirements.

Regarding having a project template, that depends on your definition of a template.

Jira provides a set of project templates that specify the configuration of your project, like types of work items and the workflow (statuses) the work items transition through. It is then possible to customize that configuration for a project, and create new projects that sure the same configuration.

Jira does not native support creating a project template that includes a predefined set of work items. There are work arounds. Two options are:

1. You can created your template work items in a file that can be imported into a Jira Project.

2. You can use third party apps to clone projects including nothe their configuration elements and work items.

Luka Hummel - codefortynine

Hi @Miran MARTIN and welcome to the community!

Miran MARTIN

Hi Luka
Thank you very much!

Miran MARTIN

Thank you very much for your detailed answer!
I will take a glance on these possibilities

Miran MARTIN

Oh ok! i will try Trello too.
In fact i'm looking for an interface which let's me track the progession of several tasks within the project. And helps me know/remember if i already did a task or not. Because, often, projects are begun, then paused for a couple of weeks etc...

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