
Something that boosts this category is the availability of tutorials, detailed documentation, and training. A pretty tool without a good user experience is equal to having a Ferrari without an engine. Is it intuitive and user-friendly? Similar to the criterion above, the elements on the screen and their distribution must make sense to the user. Although you might think it’s secondary to functionality, a pretty tool affects our mood and performance if we see it every day.

Therefore, every element on the screen is part of the analysis of its visual appeal.

I look at the tool from a designer's perspective. I researched the top tools in the space and analyzed what would make them a good alternative to Microsoft Project.

The following are the criteria I used to evaluate the alternatives after carefully selecting them from the wide range of options available in the market. Get free tool advice How I Picked The Best Microsoft Project Alternatives
