Client:
Monday: change the color of a button
Tuesday: change the top of home page
Wednesday: insert new image on site
Thursday: change the text
...

WHY YOU DONT ASK ALL CHANGES ONE TIME????

Friday: reset colour back to Monday version

My approach is to allow a cooling period between a request and my implementation. This way the entire week's changes can be done on Wednesday afternoon in 43 minutes flat.

@kunashe I will try that method, thanks!

@nunix @kunashe If you make the changes immediately after the client tells you, you can bill them for more work than if you make all the changes a few days later.
10 minutes per day can be billed as half an hour a day (3 x 30), as opposed to half an hour for all three changes.

@JTBringe I hear you. Doing this will encourage clients to be judicious with requests.

I had a project (mobile) where the designer was all over the place about changes and it was driving me nuts. Eventually I told him I will fix one page at a time and I will only move on to the next page when he signs off on the current one. Worked for mobile

@JTBringe I work on a company, I don't know what is the company's policy. My manager tells me that client ask for a change and I do that