What problem does it solve? Teams often struggle to decide how much time a task should visibly take and which UX issues deserve attention first, leading to unfocused polish effort and open-ended flows that cause user drop-off. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Parkinson's Law guidance: Add visible time constraints, bounded step counts, and duration estimates (e.g., "this takes about 2 minutes") to flows so tasks feel bounded rather than open-ended. - Pareto Principle prioritization: Identify the 20% of flows driving 80% of usage or pain via analytics, support tickets, or heuristic judgment, and concentrate polish there before edge-case paths. - Review checklist: Verify that long flows give time or step estimates and that effort targets the highest-traffic or highest-pain paths. - Use Case: When planning a sprint, ask which UX fixes to ship first; the skill directs effort toward the core daily flow instead of a rarely-used settings screen. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to prioritize which UX issues to fix first and how long each onboarding step should visibly take using Parkinson's Law and the Pareto Principle.
