How it works
One homepage design, from first share to approval
This is the sample project in the demo: Veld & Vaan's storefront launch. You can run the same cycle yourself.
1. The studio shares version 1
Alex uploads the first homepage design for Veld & Vaan, adds a note and submits it. Until then, Nina can't see the draft.
- V1
Version 1: delivery details only in the footer, call to action as a quiet text link. 2. The client requests a specific change
Nina reviews version 1 and requests changes: “Please make the delivery information easier to find and give the main button more emphasis.” The request is saved on version 1, which is now marked Changes requested.
- V1
- Changes requested
“Please make the delivery information easier to find and give the main button more emphasis.”
3. The studio adds a visibly revised version 2
Version 2 adds a delivery bar at the top and a delivery block under the hero. The understated text link becomes a solid dark button. Alex writes what changed, then submits.
- V1
- Changes requested
- V2
Version 2: delivery bar and block, solid call-to-action button. 4. The client approves version 2
Nina confirms the approval in a dialog that names the deliverable and version. Both views now show: Approved by Nina · Version 2. Version 1 keeps its feedback and can no longer be approved.
- V1
- Changes requested
- V2
- Approved
Approved by Nina · Version 2
Open this deliverable in the workspace
It opens in its current saved state. Nothing is reset.