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The Value vs Effort matrix is a tool for prioritizing tasks or features in a product. On the X axis, effort (Effort) required for implementation is placed, and on the Y axis, the value (Value) that the task will bring to users or the business.

The matrix is usually divided into four quadrants:

• High value, low effort — priority tasks that should be done first.
• High value, high effort — important but labor-intensive tasks that can be planned for the future.
• Low value, low effort — tasks that can be done if there is free time.
• Low value, high effort — tasks that should generally be postponed or not done.

This approach helps to efficiently allocate resources and focus on what will give the maximum result with minimal effort.