Which objects are child objects of projects?

In Adobe Workfront, child objects of projects refer to the key elements that are inherently associated with or stem from a project. These child objects help in organizing and managing the various aspects of a project.

Tasks are primary components of any project, representing individual units of work that contribute to the overall completion of a project. They are directly linked to a project and can have their own subtasks as well, which provides a clear hierarchical structure.

Issues represent problems or barriers that may arise during the lifecycle of a project, making them essential for tracking and resolution. They are related to specific tasks or the project itself, enabling teams to address challenges effectively.

Documents are often attached to projects to provide necessary information, reference materials, or guidelines for project members, facilitating better coordination and knowledge sharing.

Notes can be utilized to communicate additional comments or insights relevant to the project, although they are not always formally categorized in every project management methodology, depending on the specific setup within Workfront.

Hours relate to the time logged against tasks, allowing for tracking of resource allocation and project progress. While users might not be directly classed as child objects in a traditional sense, they play a vital role in project execution and management by contributing to tasks.

The combination of these elements forms a