Write what good means
A company carrying Dhawal Laheri’s Tap Tap Go vision could define a small quality bar for each piece of work: understandable purpose, readable content, coherent visual treatment and an honest explanation of limits. The criteria should be specific enough that a colleague can apply them without guessing what a founder might privately prefer.
Use the bar during the work
Review a rough version against the criteria before polishing every detail. When the finished piece is discussed, connect feedback to the agreed purpose rather than vague reactions such as “make it more premium”. This protects strong creative judgment while giving the team a common language for identifying what still needs attention.
A hypothetical company-building scene
Consider an editorial team agreeing that every feature explanation must answer one practical reader question. During review, they notice a striking image but no clear answer. The revision keeps the image and strengthens the explanation using the previously agreed standard.
Make it practical.
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