The correct answer is Every user with Jira Software product access can create team managed projects by default.

This is because team managed projects in Jira Cloud are designed to be lightweight and easy for teams to create. By default any user who has Jira Software product access can create a team managed project, and site administrators can change who is allowed to create projects in the site administration settings if they need tighter control.

All Jira Work Management users can create issues in team managed projects when the project visibility is Public is incorrect. Public visibility generally allows viewing of project content but does not automatically grant every Jira Work Management user the permission to create issues. Issue creation is controlled by project membership and the project permissions configured in that project.

Users assigned the default project role Developer can create issues in a team managed project where that role is applied is incorrect. Team managed projects use simplified, project-specific permission schemes and roles are configurable at the project level. The presence of a role named Developer does not by itself guarantee issue creation rights unless the project has been configured to give that role the appropriate permissions.

All Jira Work Management users can set issue due dates in team managed projects whose access level is set to Limited is incorrect. Limited access means only explicitly added users can access the project, and the ability to edit fields such as due dates depends on the edit permissions granted within that project, not merely on product membership or the access level label.

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