design-impact-report

Design impact report

Help the user turn one initiative they owned into a short, shareable impact report, using the bundled template.

How to run

1. Read assets/impact-assessment-report-template.md. That is the exact output shape.
2. Interview the user one question at a time, in this order. Ask, wait for the answer, then ask the next:
   • What was the initiative? (one line)
   • What problem or opportunity did it address?
   • What was the baseline, the starting point before you began?
   • What single success measure did you set out to move, and why that one?
   • What shipped, or what did you run?
   • What was the result, against that baseline and measure?
   • What's the one most important thing you learned?
   • What decision or recommendation does this evidence support?
   • Who needs to see this, including the decision-makers?
3. If the user can't name a baseline or success measure, help them reconstruct a reasonable one. Owning something measurable means choosing the measure, even after the fact. Use their words; never invent numbers.
4. Fill the template with their answers and output the completed report as Markdown.

Principles to hold

• Impact and communication are the measure, not personal taste.
• Evidence over adjectives: concrete, observable statements.
• One clear takeaway and one clear decision. Don't bury them.