Review requirements for implementation gaps
Find missing states, unclear acceptance criteria, and contradictory requirements in a supplied brief.
Simplify content and interactions to reduce cognitive load. Chains: plain-language-design, cognitive-load-assessment, focus-attention-design. Use when given content, a flow, or an interface that needs to be made more accessible.
--- name: simplify description: "Simplify content and interactions to reduce cognitive load. Chains: plain-language-design, cognitive-load-assessment, focus-attention-design. Use when given content, a flow, or an interface that needs to be made more accessible." --- # Simplify Take existing content, a flow, or an interface and produce a cognitively simplified version. ## Process ### Step 1: Assess Current Load Using **cognitive-load-assessment**, evaluate the current state. Identify the highest-load elements and classify them as intrinsic or extraneous. ### Step 2: Simplify Language Using **plain-language-design**, rewrite all user-facing text: - Reduce to grade 6–8 reading level (grade 4–6 for critical content) - Replace jargon with plain alternatives - Shorten sentences to 15–20 words maximum - Make every instruction specific and single-action ### Step 3: Reduce Visual and Interaction Load Using **focus-attention-design**, reduce the interface to essentials: - Identify the one primary action per screen - De-emphasise or remove secondary elements - Remove decorative elements that don't serve the task - Simplify navigation to the minimum effective depth ### Step 4: Present Before and After Show the original alongside the simplified version with annotations explaining each change and why it improves cognitive accessibility. ## Output Deliver the simplified version with a change log that explains every modification. This allows the team to make informed decisions about which simplifications to adopt.--- name: simplify description: "Simplify content and interactions to reduce cognitive load. Chains: plain-language-design, cognitive-load-assessment, focus-attention-design. Use when given content, a flow, or an interface that needs to be made more accessible." --- # Simplify Take existing content, a flow, or an interface and produce a cognitively simplified version. ## Process ### Step 1: Assess Current Load Using **cognitive-load-assessment**, evaluate the current state. Identify the highest-load elements and classify them as intrinsic or extraneous. ### Step 2: Simplify Language Using **plain-language-design**, rewrite all user-facing text: - Reduce to grade 6–8 reading level (grade 4–6 for critical content) - Replace jargon with plain alternatives - Shorten sentences to 15–20 words maximum - Make every instruction specific and single-action ### Step 3: Reduce Visual and Interaction Load Using **focus-attention-design**, reduce the interface to essentials: - Identify the one primary action per screen - De-emphasise or remove secondary elements - Remove decorative elements that don't serve the task - Simplify navigation to the minimum effective depth ### Step 4: Present Before and After Show the original alongside the simplified version with annotations explaining each change and why it improves cognitive accessibility. ## Output Deliver the simplified version with a change log that explains every modification. This allows the team to make informed decisions about which simplifications to adopt.
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