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Implementing a structured way to handle time-sensitive design tasks helps ensure critical tasks are prioritized and never missed. The goal is to enable quick, accurate request entry while providing complete details for immediate action.

Identify the minimum required information every urgent request must include. Always collect the submitter’s name and preferred contact method so designers can follow up promptly if questions arise. Include a dedicated field for the project or campaign name to help designers understand the scope at a glance. Vague requests must be eliminated—reject ambiguous requests such as "fix this". Instead, prompt for specifics like "design a LinkedIn banner for the Q3 product launch".

Use a choice-based field to identify the asset type—options like landing page asset. This helps allocate work according to specialization. Make the due date a required input—"Urgent" must reflect a hard cutoff. Ask for найти дизайнера the exact date and time the design is needed.

Include a section explaining the reason for urgency—is this for a client pitch?. Understanding the stakes helps designers allocate appropriate effort. Invite links or uploads for guidance—wireframes. Accept links, but prefer direct uploads under 5MB.

Include a yes. This discourages last-minute laziness. Include a short text box for additional notes—color restrictions. Avoid open-ended questions like "What do you want?"—these delay response times.

Ensure the form is accessible via your team’s preferred platform—ClickUp. Minimize visual clutter. Limit fields to only what’s essential. Test the form with 3–5 team members and revise based on their input.

Integrate with Slack, Teams, or email triggers the moment a form is submitted. Establish transparent turnaround times—"Delivery guaranteed within 4–8 hours, depending on complexity". This prevents scope creep and burnout.

By implementing a standardized intake process you eliminate the chaos of last-minute demands. You protect your team from burnout while meeting tight deadlines.