I Want Some Changes

Project management Burnout Ui design Scope creep Client-requests Developer suffering Design approval Revision hell Client feedback

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I Want Some Changes

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The initial joy when a client approves your design is like that brief moment between deployments when everything works perfectly. Then comes the inevitable "but I want some changes" and suddenly you're Iron Man after the battle—broken, defeated, and questioning your life choices. The real superpower isn't coding—it's maintaining your will to live after the 47th round of "minor tweaks" that somehow involve rebuilding the entire architecture.

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