Pareto's Rule in data requirements

It always surprises me how many pieces of data or input you need to achieve a relatively small and simple task. In this case just a simple comment on a pdf-drawing. For the font you need: "name, size and color", the position needs: "X and Y coordinate" or "location BR" (BottomRight) and an "Angle" and finally it needs a "Markup template"; that is 8 pieces of information for one line of code to create the markup (and that is inline with Pareto's 80-20 rule). I'm storing all this info for later use as well, so it is a one-time exercise based on the provided drawing and markup requirements. This will keep it versatile or is that called agile nowadays (Miriam Webster: The meaning of AGILE is marked by ready ability to move with quick easy grace).  Fortunately I am not bound by budgets or time restraints.