What are the best ways people use milestones in Quire?

That's right. Team leaders are primarily in charge of the parent tasks, delegating subtasks to others either though moving them to sublists for immediate tasks, or setting assignees for things that can wait. Some sublists are generally set to the 'flow' view, so that the progress is reflected on the main list

I apply start and end dates to parent tasks that roughly map on to deliverables, with child tasks being assigned to different team members. I also use labels to designate which 'kind' of task each is, some need work for functionality, others for polish. My team uses sublists to reflect our individual weekly goals. If I need a teammate to complete something this week, I'll add it to their sublist and maybe use the priority feature to deprioritize another of their week's items.

Can you clarify milestone in this context??

Any suggestions or examples anyone? Thx

Key stages, markers or deliverables in the lifecycle of a project that are more closely monitored to make sure everything stays on track? FYI spotted an article on Quire about something unrelated where they'd created tags for this, i.e. MS1, MS2 etc. Guess these could then be grouped or otherwise filtered in a given view e.g. timeline? Thanks.

That's really interesting, especially the use of sublists, thanks @CBroz. So it's effectively everything in a master project, where primary/parent tasks are the key milestones (aka deliverables?) with child tasks needed to achieve each of these underneath - is that right?

ps think it's really invaluable to hear how different people use Quire's features to get things done as efficiently as possible. Would love to see more of this, ideally visually. Any chance @Peggy?

Fab, thanks again @CBroz 😎 I wonder if I could take a similar approach in one of two ways: create a sublist to only show milestones (whether or not they happen to be primary parent tasks) and/or use tags to make them stand out (or even filter) e.g. in timeline view?