How to Share and Review Visual Feedback (Template Banner and Loan Calculator Changes)

If you’re seeking help or feedback regarding changes to your website template banner or loan calculator, providing clear and accessible visual references is key. This post summarizes a forum exchange where a user attempted to share a Loom video for review, and outlines best practices for efficiently sharing such resources with support teams or collaborators.

Background

A user requested feedback on changes made to their website’s template banner and loan calculator by sharing a Loom video link. However, the support team could not access the link and requested it be resubmitted to enable them to assist effectively.

Best Practices for Sharing Visual Content for Website Feedback

• Double-Check Your Link: Always verify that the link you are sharing is correct and publicly accessible. Try opening it in an incognito window to ensure others can view it without needing special permissions.
• Attach Direct Links: Paste the full, non-expiring link directly into your message or support ticket, and indicate what you would like reviewed (e.g., “Here’s a video demonstrating the banner and calculator changes”).
• Provide Context: Briefly explain what changed or specify the feedback you are seeking, such as, “Does the calculator validate input correctly now?” or “Is the new banner displaying on all devices?”
• Use Recognized Tools: Loom is a great tool, but ensure the recipients are able to access Loom videos. Alternatively, consider using other platforms like YouTube (unlisted videos) or Google Drive with appropriate sharing settings if necessary.

Steps for Sharing Loom Videos Effectively

• Record your screen with Loom and save the video.
• Copy the sharing link provided by Loom after recording.
• Check share settings: Make sure the video is set to be viewed by anyone with the link, not just your account.
• Paste the link directly into the support form or email along with your comments.
• Ask for confirmation from the recipient that they can view your video.

Conclusion

When requesting expert feedback or support for template or calculator changes on your website, ensuring your visual references are accessible is crucial. Always test your shared links, provide context, and follow up if your collaborators report issues accessing your content. This helps support teams respond quickly and effectively.