Gannt Build Diagrams

Gantt Charts

The Gantt chart is a planning and task management tool designed by American engineer Henry Gantt. It looks like horizontal stripes located between two axes: a task list vertically and dates horizontally.

The diagram shows not only the tasks themselves, but also their sequence. This allows us not to forget about anything and do everything in a timely manner.

If you're a fan of planning and love beautiful graphics, the Gantt chart is for you. It will help with the launch of an online store, and in preparation for a large-scale event. In everyday life, the diagramI is useful for self-planning a wedding, repairing or building a house, traveling or preparing for a session.

For example, a freelancer with a Gantt chart will be sure that he will be able to take on another project. And the bride, looking at the schedule, will not worry that she is not in time.

In business, the Gantt chart helps everyone. The contractor knows exactly what, what and when to do it, his boss controls the deadlines, and the client is calm if he sees what stage the process is at.

Useful tool for the presentation of the project. The customer or the boss will see the scope and timing of the work and understand why the site design, for example, is done for three months, and not a week.

Project Planning

Using Gantt charts for project planning is a must have. Gantt chart - gives an idea about the timing of the project, the distribution of work on the stages, dependencies, clearly reflecting the progress of the project.

A Gantt chart is a popular format for presenting a work plan for a project. The close interaction of the diagram with other project management tools ensures more efficient work on the project.

BD Diagrams allows you to work with stages, similar to existing systems. Copy, drag and drop stages, changing their order and level in the tabular part; change the dates and duration of the stages - dragging and changing the size of the line directly in the diagram, set the connection between the stages of the type “the beginning of the next after the end of the previous one”. Create a new project plan by copying the stages of an existing project, including with a shift in time.

Resource allocation

BD Diagrams allows you to present the results of planning work, resources and changes in the form of Gantt charts. Charts provide a graphical representation of groups of tasks related to a specific stage of changes or project activities, with the ability to visually display the dependencies between tasks.

Using Gantt charts in real time, you can manage jobs and resources, including:

• view a list of tasks that are the responsibility of a particular employee or team members
• track deadlines and the status of individual tasks, as well as the deadline of the project; however, task statuses are indicated by different colors
• using the drag'n'drop functions, make any changes directly on the diagram (change the start time or the duration of the work, change the person in charge, etc.)
• using the visual editor to customize the links between the works within the project
• to monitor the workload of all participants in the process or the employment of an individual employee in a given task
• as part of the choice of class of service, consider and display the days off on a timeline, with working and non-working hours indicated in different colors
• display a list of unplanned work with the possibility of their rapid distribution