- Acknowledge Concerns – Listen actively and validate their feedback. - Clarify Expectations– Ask specific questions to pinpoint desired changes. - Prioritize Revisions – Focus on critical elements first for quick impact. - Offer Quick Solutions – Provide immediate adjustments or alternatives. - Manage Expectations – Set clear timelines for refined revisions. - Stay Professional – Keep a positive and solution-focused approach.

If it's the 1st revision, we listen and work together : ) If it's the 50th revision it's time to cut our losses and part ways : (

-First i start by taking notes of their complaints -I ask them more questions about what they will love to see change and how they envision it in their mind -Then i note their ideas and also input my professional views on their ideas before getting back to work

Talk. The more you communicate with your client the more you know what your client needs. - for immediate changes, conduct meeting. Take notes of important keywords your client mentioned. - understand what made client unhappy with the current design. It helps in not making the same mistake again. - don’t get defensive why your current design is good. Remember it’s a project FOR your client. You have to listen to them. -research for references and ask the client what vision they have.

I’d first listen carefully to their concerns and ask specific questions to understand what they don’t like. Then, I’d prioritize the most critical changes and provide quick revisions while setting realistic expectations. If needed, I’d offer alternative concepts to give them options. The key is to stay professional, communicate clearly, and ensure they feel heard while delivering the best possible result within their timeline.