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# Prioritisation Matrix

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AKA Prioritisation Matrix, Value vs Complexity Matrix, Value vs Effort Matrix, Impact vs Effort Matrix
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A prioritisation matrix helps designers assess and prioritise ideas based on their impact and implementation effort. 

It involves plotting ideas on a matrix to compare and decide which ones to pursue, focusing on high-impact, low-effort options. This tool aids discussions, prioritises features, and maximises the final product's impact.

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[Prioritisation Matrix](/cognitive-tools/universal/prioritisation/prioritisation-matrix.md)
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