Mock demo of creative review
Feedback pinned to the exact spot. Approval with a timestamp.
A generic demo of how a review round can work: versioned assets, comments anchored to a pin or a timecode, and an explicit approval that records who and when. Invented sample assets only.
Try the idea
Try it: the same three notes, two ways
“The headline is too small, the label is clipped somewhere on the right, and I think the bottom text is hard to read.” Which version? Where exactly? Someone has to ask.
What the demo shows
Versions that stay put
Each upload is a numbered version. Older ones are kept, read-only, so nobody approves the wrong file.
Rounds with a start and an end
Feedback belongs to a round. A new version opens the next round, and the old round is closed.
Notes anchored to the spot
Pin a note on an image or attach it to a video timecode. Open the note and you are looking at the thing it is about.
Approval is an action, not a thread
A named role approves or requests changes. The decision is stored with the version and the time.
One round, in four steps
- Step 1
Upload a version
- Step 2
Reviewers pin and comment
- Step 3
The creator resolves each note
- Step 4
Roles approve, and the time is recorded
All names, assets, comments and timestamps here are invented and seeded. Nothing is connected to a real system, and nothing you do is saved.