This is part two of a post about using ProtoShare to improve your review process. You can read part 1 here.
2) Keep your feedback simple.
ProtoShare’s topics lend themselves to simple, focused feedback. Dropping a pin to create a topic opens a threaded discussion for only the stakeholders you invite to that topic. This allows you to get the right people to see the right information.
Create a ProtoShare topic by dropping a pin.
3) Provide guidance with specifics.
Because topics are based on the placement of ‘push-pins’, users are encouraged to focus on specific areas of the prototype, and when engaging in a discussion, the context is unambiguous for all stakeholders. Selecting a pin even activates the page states that were active when placing the pin, so you can add pins to pop-up windows, specific slides on a slide show and more, and your reviewers will see the correct context when they select a pin.
Finally, because sometimes providing guidance requires more information than just a few words, you can add an attachment in a topic response. Whether that is an image illustrating a change or concept, or a pdf with content or copy revisions, ProtoShare’s review lets you keep these items together and in context.
Add attachement to ProtoShare Topic.
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