It offers a level of participation that is reasonable for our small team. It also has some flexibility for us to add part-time users who come into Asana as guests. This is really one of the top features we needed when we chose Asana. This gives us the best ROI for what we need.

I do like that it has some robust task and project tracking capabilities. The custom fields are nice to be able to capture nuances. I also really like the ability to set up rules to ensure proper project/task management automatically.

I really like the due dates feature in Asana because it lets you assign due dates and sends notifications, making it easy to keep track of what's coming up. It's helpful that due dates appear in red as they approach. The color coordination is appealing, and when you complete a task, the green highlight is a nice mental boost for clearing projects with lots of tasks. I love how easy it is to upload assets, share folders, tag people, and use the comments feature. The dark mode is visually appealing, especially for someone staring at screens all day. Asana provides a central hub for managing projects, which saves time and makes me more efficient. There's also a really good search function, which adds to its usefulness. The initial setup is very simple and user-friendly, probably one of the easiest onboardings of any software I've used.