Original explainer · 30 seconds
Count the review.
A 30-second animated example: a 10-minute draft can still be a 45-minute job.
Text-led animation with soft instrumental percussion. No speech. All teaching points appear on screen and in the transcript. Playback starts only when you press play.
Descriptive transcript.
Fictional example. These times are not research results.
0–6 seconds
10 minutes.
A quick draft. Is the job finished?
A blue drafting bar is short against a full-width task area. Its label reads 10 minutes.
6–14 seconds
35 minutes.
Checking and correcting still take time.
A second, longer dark bar appears for review: 35 minutes. The draft remains above it.
14–22 seconds
45 minutes.
10 drafting + 35 reviewing = 45 total.
A full-width blue total bar appears below both parts: 45 minutes. All three labels remain visible.
22–30 seconds
Count the review.
Compare the finished task, not just the draft.
The completed comparison stays in view while the closing question shifts to the finished task.
The soft pulse and dry clicks mark the changes. There are brief silences before the third and fourth sections. Sound carries no additional facts.
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