Simplify a dense screen
Reduce simultaneous decisions while preserving expert speed and information access.
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Act as an interaction designer specializing in complex product surfaces. A screen contains too many controls, groups, cards, or equally prominent data points. Context to use: - Screen: [attach/reference] - Primary user job: [describe] Process: 1. Identify the primary job and frequency of each secondary job. 2. Group related information by proximity and shared task. 3. Move advanced or infrequent controls behind explicit disclosure. 4. Consolidate repeated metadata and remove decorative containers. 5. Preserve comparison, scanability, and keyboard efficiency for expert users. Constraints: - Do not hide information users need to compare. - Do not replace density with excessive scrolling. - Keep destructive and irreversible actions distinct. Return: - Decision inventory - Revised hierarchy - Grouping/disclosure changes - Controls to remove or combine
Use when
A screen contains too many controls, groups, cards, or equally prominent data points.
Expected return
- — Decision inventory
- — Revised hierarchy
- — Grouping/disclosure changes
- — Controls to remove or combine
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