You can now see your content gaps mapped visually on a four-quadrant matrix alongside an accordion grouped by quadrant, replacing the previous flat ImpactMatrix layout. Note: this layout has since been consolidated into the Writing Agenda in a follow-on release.
The ImpactMatrix component presented content gap data as a flat list without spatial orientation. Users could not quickly assess which quadrant their pages fell into or understand the relative priority relationships between items without reading every row.
This feature was requested by Kaj Kandler, who needed a way to communicate content strategy priorities to stakeholders visually. The quadrant framing (effort vs. impact) is a standard PM artifact that translates directly to writing prioritization. The new PriorityMap component introduced an SVG matrix on the left and an accordion grouped by quadrant on the right, replacing ImpactMatrix entirely.
Kaj's use case required a shareable, self-explanatory artifact. The flat list format required verbal explanation to convey priority order. A quadrant matrix makes the priority logic immediately legible without narration.
ImpactMatrix was replaced by a new PriorityMap component (379 lines). The component renders an SVG quadrant matrix on the left with page markers plotted by effort and impact scores. The right panel displays an accordion grouped by quadrant. The cross-highlight behavior between PriorityMap and WritingGuidancePanel was removed. This layout was subsequently consolidated into the Writing Agenda in the following release, where Priority Map and Writing Guidance were merged into a single unified section.
This release has been superseded. The Writing Agenda release (2026-05-26) is the current production state. To verify the consolidation, open any completed analysis report and confirm a single Writing Agenda section is present rather than separate Priority Map and Writing Guidance accordions.