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Project Time Allocation Donut Chart

This donut chart summarizes how a design team allocated 160 hours in Sprint 14. Feature design received the largest share, with research and design-system work making up most of the remaining planned capacity. Support and planning are smaller but visible allocations that can grow quietly over time. The chart is useful for a retrospective or resourcing conversation because it makes the trade-offs concrete. It should not be used to judge individual productivity. Agree on simple time categories, record them consistently, and compare several sprints before responding to a one-week fluctuation. Review the underlying definitions and totals before using this view to make an operational decision.

Type echarts-pieEngine echarts-pieUpdated 9/24/2026
Design Team Time — Sprint 14
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The request

“Create a donut chart for a design team's 160 Sprint 14 hours: Feature design 64, Research 36, Design system 28, Support 20, and Planning 12.”

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What is in this drawing

Read the decisions behind it.

01Check strategic time

Feature design is the largest allocation.

02Protect foundations

Reserve capacity for the design system.

03Limit interrupts

Monitor support work across future sprints.

Use for work categories that partition a team's recorded time.

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FAQ

Common questions

What does the 160-hour total represent?

The team's recorded time across the Sprint 14 work categories.

Should meetings be included?

Include them if they are a meaningful recurring category or part of planning.

Can I compare sprints?

Yes, provided the team and time-category definitions remain consistent.