In our daily development work, it's not uncommon to encounter small, yet pesky requirements that pop up unexpectedly. These requirements, though minor, can still cause a stir and disrupt our workflow. This was the case with a recent modification request that required me to go back and forth four times. The initial request was facilitated through a verbal discussion, and I made the necessary changes. However, it wasn't until the testing phase that we discovered certain scenarios that needed further refinement, necessitating additional revisions. This experience highlights the importance of refining and iterating on our development process to minimize back-and-forth iterations and improve overall efficiency. By establishing a more robust and organized workflow, we can reduce the likelihood of regressing to previous states and minimize the time spent on rework. In this pursuit of ongoing improvement, it's essential to stay acutely aware of the potential pitfalls that can arise during development and be proactive in anticipating and addressing them. By doing so, we can create a more refined and polished product that meets the high standards of our target audience.