It can be very confusing when a client tells you to make something look better without saying what they actually mean. You cannot fix a problem if you do not understand what the person really wants you to change or improve. Instead of guessing, it is better to ask them specific questions so you do not waste your time doing the wrong thing. I always find this part of the job quite interesting. How do you respond to client feedback that is too vague to act on?
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