“This part, right here.”
Finally, clear website feedback.
Let your client point to the part of a website they want to discuss. Keep the comment, the conversation, and the version together so your agency knows what to change.
Point to the place that needs work.
On supported website previews, clients can pin feedback to a specific area instead of describing it in a separate email.
Discuss the change where it started.
Reply to the feedback and resolve it once the change is handled. Keep the request and the response together.
Keep each review round clear.
Use versions to preserve earlier feedback while your client reviews the latest work.
Keep a way through when a site blocks previews.
Give the client the original link to open in another tab. They can return to the file conversation to leave their feedback.
Feedback & approvals
Can every website be embedded?+
Most websites can be embedded in the portal. If a website blocks the preview, we give your client a direct link to open it in another tab. They can still return to the file’s conversation to share feedback.
Will feedback stay with its version?+
Yes. Earlier comments remain with the version they refer to, so they do not get mixed into a new round of review.
