How to Set Up a Website Feedback Workflow
Managing feedback during a website project can get messy fast — emails, screenshots, random comments everywhere. With zipBoard, you can set up a structured, centralized website feedback workflow that streamlines everything from the first draft to final approval.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to build a simple, repeatable feedback process using zipBoard.
TL;DR: Website Feedback Workflow in 6 Steps • Create project → Define phases → Invite users • Collect feedback → Convert to tasks → Finalize & approve • All visual, no logins needed for clients.
Step 1: Create a New Project in zipBoard
- From your zipBoard dashboard, click + New Project.
- Give your project a clear name (e.g., Client Website Redesign).
- Choose whether you want to upload design files (like images or PDFs) or review a live website URL.
Tip: If you’re reviewing a live website, just paste the URL — no need to install anything!
Step 2: Define Your Review Phases
- In your project settings, create Phases such as:
- Wireframe Review
- UI Design Feedback
- Staging Site QA
- Final Approval
- Phases help you organize feedback and tasks depending on the project stage.
Pro Tip: You can customize phase names based on your team's or client’s terminology.
CTA: Don’t want to create projects and define review phases from scratch? Try our Project Templates for Web Design
Step 3: Add Your Team, Clients, and Stakeholders
- Invite internal users (designers, developers, QA) with full access.
Invite clients or external users as Guests — no signup required!
- Set roles and permissions so only the right people see and comment where needed.
Why it matters: Clear roles avoid overwhelming clients with technical discussions.
Step 4: Collect Feedback on your Website Visually
- Reviewers click directly on the website, image, or PDF to leave visual, contextual feedback.
- They can annotate areas with:
- Comments
- Drawings
- Highlights
- Stamps
Example: Instead of saying "the homepage hero image is wrong," a reviewer clicks exactly on it and comments.
Step 5: Turn Website Comments into Tasks Automatically
- Each comment can instantly become a Task.
Assign tasks to team members with deadlines.
- Monitor progress using Kanban View or Table View inside zipBoard.
Bonus: You can filter tasks by status (New, In Progress, Completed) for better visibility.
Step 6: Iterate, Approve, and Finalize
- Use the Feedback → Tasks → Approval flow for each phase.
- Get real-time notifications when feedback is added or tasks are updated.
- Finalize approvals before moving to the next phase or deployment.
Efficiency tip: Automate reports to keep everyone updated without extra meetings.
Best Practices for Website Feedback Workflows**:**
- Upload homepage wireframes → Review and comment
- Share staging website → Clients annotate and suggest changes
- Assign fixes to dev team → Track with tasks
- Final QA review → Approve
- Launch website 🚀
Why Set Up a Feedback Workflow in zipBoard?
- Centralized feedback in one dashboard
- Visual annotations make communication crystal clear
- Clients and stakeholders don’t need technical tools or logins
- Tasks, feedback, and approvals linked automatically
- Faster handoff from design to development
What Makes a Great Website Feedback Tool?
- Easy visual annotations
- Centralized feedback (no more scattered emails)
- Easy review and approval workflow set up
- Works across devices and browsers
- Task tracking built-in
- Simple for anyone to use
How zipBoard Simplifies Website Feedback Management
- Add comments directly on websites or screenshots
- Turn feedback into tasks with assignees and due dates
- Review and revert to older versions easily
- Share with clients and control access
- Integrate with Jira, Slack, MS Teams, and more
FAQs: Website Feedback Workflows
Q: How do I collect website feedback from clients? Use a tool like zipBoard that allows visual annotations without requiring clients to sign in.
Q: Can I turn comments into tasks automatically? Yes. With zipBoard, every comment can become a task with an assignee and due date.
Q: What’s the best way to manage website feedback? Create a feedback workflow with defined phases, visual comments, centralized task tracking, and version control.
Next Steps:
👉 Ready to streamline your next website review?
Create Your First Website Feedback Project → (No credit card or client signup needed!)
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Want to integrate this with your planning tools? zipBoard fits alongside Jira, wrike, and slack — adding a visual feedback layer to your existing PM workflow. Explore zipBoard’s integrations →