What does 'one active request at a time' actually mean?
The 'one active request at a time' model is a core principle of many productised subscription services. In simple terms, it means our team dedicates its focus to completing one of your tasks from your queue before moving on to the next. Instead of juggling multiple projects for you simultaneously, which can lead to delays and divided attention, we work through your prioritised list sequentially.
You add as many requests as you like to your task queue in your client dashboard. Then, you simply drag your highest priority task to the top. We'll get to work on that single item, complete it, and once you've approved it, we immediately start on the next one in your queue. This approach ensures clarity, dedicated focus, and a steady, predictable pace of progress.
How does this model improve project speed and quality?
This focused model significantly enhances both the speed and quality of deliverables. When a designer or developer can concentrate on a single task without constant context switching, they can achieve a state of deep work. This results in faster completion times because their mental energy isn't split across different problems or client needs.
Quality also sees a substantial boost. A dedicated focus on one Figma design or one Webflow development task means more attention to detail and fewer mistakes. The work is not just completed, it's completed with a higher degree of craftsmanship. This is especially vital for complex tasks like creating intricate components or implementing custom animations, where undivided attention ensures a polished and professional outcome.
Is a single request model suitable for large Webflow projects?
Absolutely. In fact, it can make large and complex projects feel much more manageable and transparent. A big project, like building a complete website from scratch, is simply broken down into a series of smaller, sequential requests. For example, your queue might look like this 'Homepage UI in Figma', followed by 'Homepage Development in Webflow', then 'About Page UI in Figma', and so on.
This method allows for a methodical and agile approach. You can provide feedback and sign off on each piece of the puzzle before the next one begins. This iterative process prevents scope creep and ensures the project stays on track, aligning perfectly with your vision at every step without the overwhelming feeling of a single monolithic project.
Can I have more than one active request if I need more output?
While the standard subscription is built around the efficiency of a single active request, we understand that sometimes businesses need to accelerate their progress. For clients who require a higher volume of output, it's often possible to scale up your engagement.
Solutions for this can include stacking subscriptions to have multiple requests worked on concurrently. This gives you the power of two or more dedicated team members working in parallel, each focused on a single task from your queue. It provides the flexibility to increase your capacity when needed, for a product launch or a major campaign, without committing to the long term costs of hiring full time staff.
How does Tahi Studio use this model to build better websites?
At Tahi Studio, our entire subscription service is built upon the principle of focused execution. We use the 'one active request at a time' model to ensure every single task, from a small UI tweak in Figma to a complex Webflow CMS build, receives our full attention and commitment to quality.
Through your dedicated client dashboard, you have complete control over your task queue, giving you the power to direct our focus where it's needed most. This streamlined and transparent partnership allows us to build exceptional Webflow websites efficiently, delivering consistent value and turning your big vision into a reality, one completed task at a time.
