tajsos-product-ux

Maintain UX coherence by enforcing consistent interaction patterns, theme usage, and naming conventions across all LifeOS application surfaces. This prevents disjointed UX choices and ensures a cohesive product architecture throughout development and design workflows.

Evaluate new feature requests by assessing their alignment with LifeOS-first positioning and shared life-object flows. This product framing guidance prevents generic second-brain app drift and ensures features support a clear, cohesive product identity without unnecessary complexity.

Prioritize MVP features by keeping the scope centered on core life objects like dashboards, notes, and tasks. This feature prioritization approach avoids feature sprawl and prevents the creation of isolated functionality silos within the application.

Naming drift breaks LifeOS-first product architecture by introducing inconsistent product framing and disjointed UX choices. Enforcing strict naming conventions preserves a cohesive product identity and maintains aligned feature scope across the entire application.

Apply product management principles to prevent feature sprawl by enforcing core experience principles during feature prioritization. This keeps the MVP scope focused on core life objects and ensures new functionality integrates with existing shared flows.

Avoid adding a new calendar integration if the feature introduces unnecessary complexity or fails to align with shared life-object flows. Features must be evaluated against core UX coherence and LifeOS-first principles to prevent isolated functionality silos.