“people are busy they don't have time to read a big wall of text or to fill out an endless form of different things they want to have that as quickly as possible so that's the time to First value part but then the aha moment is like well what's that thing going to be and I think that's a real ux job”

Time-to-first-value is the real UX job — pre-Figma, pre-Tailwind

Users are busy and won't slog through walls of text or long forms to reach 'this is useful.' Shrink time-to-first-value and design the aha moment deliberately — that thinking happens before any pixel is pushed. The real UX job is pre-Figma, pre-Tailwind: defining the shortest path to the wow moment.