Leaving feedback

Feedbacks lets you point at exactly what you mean — right on the work — instead of writing "the button on the third section, on mobile, I think?" in an email. You don't need an account.

Pin a comment

1. Open the review link you were sent (or the site with commenting enabled).
2. Click the spot you want to comment on — a pin drops there.
3. Type your note and submit.

That's it. Your comment is attached to that exact place on the page.

What gets captured for you

Every comment automatically records:

• a screenshot of what you were looking at,
• the page URL,
• your screen size (viewport), and
• your browser.

So the team sees precisely what you saw — no need to describe your setup or attach a screenshot yourself.

Tips for great feedback

• One issue per pin. Separate notes are easier to track and resolve than one long comment.
• Be specific about the change you want, not just the problem — "make this heading bigger" beats "this looks off".
• Attach a file if it helps (when the link allows it) — a reference image, a PDF, a logo.

What happens next

Each comment becomes a tracked task for the team. You'll see it move through statuses, and you can reply and follow along as it gets resolved.