Gantt Chart Template — Dependencies, Load & Timeline UI

Milepost Timeline is a project management console for teams who plan in weeks and dependencies, not sticky notes. Its split workspace pairs a fixed task pane — rendered in monospaced numerics so dates and durations align like a ledger — with an unbounded Gantt canvas of 18px bars, dependency elbows, and a dashed today-line that keeps the present anchored while the plan scrolls. The style is dense and enterprise-neutral: precise, low-ornament, and readable at program scale, with 420px side panels replacing modals so detail views never cover the timeline you're editing.

The template ships six pages: the Gantt Timeline itself, a Task Grid for spreadsheet-style triage, a Resource Load board for spotting over-allocation before it burns the schedule, plus Sign in, Create account, and Reset password flows so the app is gated end to end. Because it's a webapp-class template, every view binds to real data when you remix it — swap the mock tasks for your API and the bars, elbows, and load charts redraw around live schedules.

It's built for project managers, PMO leads, agency producers, and ops teams running multi-phase programs. The structure converts because it answers the three questions buyers ask of any PM tool — what's the plan, what's late, who's overloaded — on the first screen, with no setup wizard between the visitor and the timeline.