Good feedback. Better work.
Run a useful review, build with an agent and turn comments into changes. Start with the work ahead of you.
From the team behind Voicedot and a studio that uses it in its own work.
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Guide
How to collect client feedback on a website
From the first invitation to the next change, with an example comment, a handoff and a message to adapt.
Workflow
From a client brief to a reviewable website
Build a small working version with an agent. Give reviewers a clear task. Agree on the next change.
Our story
We wanted to get on with the changes.
Why we built it, and how Gabi and I use it in our studio.
What are you working on?
Client reviews
Prepare the review, ask useful questions and keep the context with the work.
Building with agents
Build a working page from a brief. Let human feedback guide the next pass.
Browse the library
Pick the format you need: guides, questions, examples, checklists, workflows or essays.
Guide
How to collect client feedback on a website
Run a review that leads to a next step. Includes a comment example, a triage table and an invitation to adapt.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Questions
9 questions that move a website review forward
Find what needs explaining, deciding or changing. Pick a few questions for a useful client review.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Examples
Website feedback your team can act on: 5 examples
Five before-and-after examples. See how a place, an expectation and a reason make the next step clearer.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Checklist & template
Ready for the client review?
Check the link, task, decisions and handoff. Borrow a short brief for your next review; keep QA and sign-off separate.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Workflow
From a client brief to a reviewable website
Build a page people can try. Use their feedback to give your coding agent a clear next pass.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Essay
Your client does not owe you a perfect ticket
Let clients explain in their own words. A useful question can turn an unfinished observation into a clear next step.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Product guide
Help users past a confusing onboarding step
Give users a clear task. Find where they hesitate, understand the expectation and decide what to change.
Piotr, founder of Voicedot
Choosing a feedback method?
Email can be enough. Some work needs comments on the page or a specialist workflow. Compare methods by the job you need to do.
About these resources
Do I need Voicedot to use the guides?
No. Use the questions, checklists and templates with your current process. Product examples show where Voicedot can help.
Is this only for agencies?
No. You will also find workflows for independent builders and product teams. Each article focuses on one job.
Where are the product instructions?
Go to Installation or Connect your agent. These are setup instructions, separate from the editorial library.