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.
Problem
The previous layout presented content gaps as a flat list with no spatial orientation. Users couldn't quickly gauge relative priority without reading every row.
Context
Kaj Kandler needed a shareable artifact that could communicate content priorities to stakeholders without verbal explanation. A quadrant matrix (effort vs. impact) is a standard PM framing that makes priority logic immediately legible.
Why now
The flat list required narration to convey priority order. A visual matrix makes the same information self-explanatory at a glance.
What changed
Content gaps are now plotted on a quadrant matrix, with an accordion on the side grouped by quadrant. This replaced the previous flat list entirely.