Endless loop of design tweaks

Recently, I got caught in a design case that may go back and forth nearly a hundred times, which is simply a test to hone my heart.

The beginning of the case was based on the idea of two designated pictures. After making several versions of the design, I waited for the owner to decide. After more than half a month, I was dealing with other details, so the design was put on hold, and I felt that there was no need to adjust it. mean. Unexpectedly, it was almost before the progress payment was ready to be paid, and the owner suddenly woke up, and there were countless opinions on the screen adjustment in a series of series. After adjusting a few times, I felt dissatisfied, just when the two sides fell into a stalemate...

The owner suddenly came up with a big trick of cutting off and re-training, which is equivalent to throwing all the previous efforts into the water and starting from the selection of the main photos to be presented again. It took more than a dozen photos to choose from, and it took another two or three days to refocus to single digits until the case was finalized. After selecting the photos, the owner sent a bunch of reference photos, but he didn't directly say "pixel-level comparison copy". Anyway, no matter how you adjust it, as long as it is not close to the reference, the comments will not stop.

After going back and forth for a few weeks, due to the time pressure, I finally decided, with reluctance, that after I started using one, it was a series of infinite loops. ...wait, there are endless problems everywhere. What is even more frightening is that the problems are all generated in sequence, that is, not all the problems you want will be explained clearly at one time, and one needs to be adjusted before the next one emerges.

After working for so many years, it is naturally no problem to serve difficult customers. This training was almost on the verge of collapse in the end, but fortunately, the teammates who cooperated still resolved these annoying situations with a hilarious attitude. It was a terrible experience worth remembering.