Review
Review is where releases get decided. Collect pinned comments, record approvals with reasons, invite guests without accounts and run the taste check.
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Review keeps design decisions on the record. A release is a frozen version of your project; reviewers comment on it, request changes or approve it, screen by screen if you like, and every decision carries a reason and is bound to exactly that version. Your workspace's approval policy decides how many people must approve and what else has to be settled first.
Review has these tabs:
- Releases: each release and its status: In review, Approved, Changes requested or Replaced (a newer release took its place). Each release's comparison includes pictures of every screen, compared pixel by pixel with an earlier release or your draft.
- Taste check: a free check for what makes a project look generic or AI-made. See the taste check.
Who can do what
- Editors send releases for review and create guest review links.
- Reviewers comment and decide, on the release and on each screen. Reviewers are free on every plan.
- Administrators set the approval policy in Settings › Review & approval.
- Guests without an account can comment and, if the link allows it, approve or request changes. Their approvals are advisory by default.
- Agents can ask for a review but can never decide one.
See members and roles.
In this section
- Send a release for reviewFreeze your current draft as a numbered release, ask the right people to review it, and collect comments and approvals bound to exactly that version.
- Approval policies and team reviewDecide how many people must approve a release, stop authors approving their own work, ask for a decision on every screen and pin feedback to the exact version reviewed.
- Compare release picturesSee what changed between two releases, or between a release and your draft, as pictures of every screen compared pixel by pixel. The pictures are free and never change.
- Guest review linksLet clients and stakeholders review, comment on and approve a release through a private, expiring link, with no account, an optional passcode and full control over revoking.
- The taste checkRun a free check that finds what makes your project look generic or AI-made, with an optional paid judgment of headlines and overall look.
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