Refer to the project goal
Explain how the design affects the intended audience or task. Instead of saying a section feels wrong, identify what information is missing or difficult to find. This gives the designer a problem to solve rather than an unexplained instruction.
Review real content
Check approved copy and representative images in the layout. Placeholder material can hide spacing and hierarchy problems. Read the page in order and consider whether each section answers the next likely visitor question.
Consolidate comments
Collect stakeholder feedback before sending it, and resolve contradictory instructions where possible. Mark essential corrections separately from optional preferences. Include the page and section so the team can act without guessing.
Verify the revision
Review the changed version against the original issue. A visual adjustment may affect mobile spacing or another part of the component. Keep a clear approval record and avoid reopening agreed decisions unless new information justifies it.
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