Start-to-Start (SS): In this case, the successor task cannot start until the predecessor task starts.
For example, if you start inspecting a building while one component is still in progress, you can’t inspect that component until it is complete.
Finish-to-Finish (FF): This dependency indicates that tasks may be carried out simultaneously, but that the successor task cannot be completed until the predecessor is complete.
Essentially, the start of the successor task is dependent on the completion of the predecessor task.
Finish-to-Start (FS): This is the most common type of dependency used in a project plan, and refers to dependencies in which the predecessor task must be completed before the successor task can begin.
You can use a Gantt chart to represent a few different types of dependencies:
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