Apply MoSCoW prioritization to convert component audit findings into an actionable design-system roadmap.
A design-system audit surfaced 73 issues across components, tokens, docs, and adoption. The team needs a roadmap for the next six weeks. MoSCoW turns audit noise into explicit delivery priority. The common trap is labeling every audit finding important. When every issue is urgent, accessibility defects compete with icon polish and nothing has a credible sequence. Name the consequence For each finding, write what happens if it is not fixed in the next six weeks. Consequences prevent preference from masquerading as priority. A focus bug and a visual inconsistency may both matter, but they fail differently. Sort Must and Should…
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