Embarking on a website design project is always exciting. Whether you’re creating a brand new website or refreshing an existing one, clear communication and constructive feedback can make all the difference. Our team is dedicated to bringing your vision to life, and the best results happen when you’re able to share your thoughts with us throughout the process. Here’s how to provide feedback that helps us create the website you’ve always wanted.
Be Clear and Concise with Your Feedback
When giving feedback on website design, clarity is key. Vague comments like “I don’t like the design” don’t provide enough context for our team to take meaningful action. Instead, specific feedback such as, “I’m not comfortable with these color choices; could we try darker shades of blue and perhaps opt for rectangles over circles?” is much more actionable.
Visual aids can also help. Including screenshots or examples of elements you like or dislike can eliminate confusion, making your expectations clear. There are several browser extensions and digital tools available to capture and share feedback visually.
Provide Feedback Early and Often
The website design process involves several stages and usually multiple rounds of revisions. Sharing your feedback as soon as you receive initial concepts or updates helps set the right direction for the rest of the project. Early input also saves valuable time for everyone involved and prevents project bottlenecks, especially for large websites.
Quick, actionable feedback ensures that, when development begins, the final product aligns closely with your expectations. This approach is at the heart of our website development philosophy.
Give Examples Whenever Possible
Every brand has its own voice, and how you communicate online matters. If you have examples from websites or brands you admire, sharing them can help us better understand your preferences. Referencing specific elements minimizes miscommunication and ensures we get as close as possible to the website you envision.
Our branding experts love seeing these examples, so feel free to send anything that helps illustrate your style and goals.
Include Positive Feedback, Too
It’s just as important to mention what you like about the design as what you don’t. Highlighting positive elements gives us insight into your aesthetics and preferences, so we can emphasize those qualities in future revisions. Here’s an example:
| Feedback without Positive Notes | Feedback Highlighting Positives |
| “I dislike the bottom section. Please try something else.” | “I’m not a fan of the bottom section, but I really like how modern the section above it feels, especially the use of rounded shapes.” |
Focus on Your Target Audience
Always keep your target audience in mind. Our goal in web design—and in all digital marketing services—is to drive users to take meaningful action. Rather than focusing solely on personal taste, ask yourself what your ideal customer would like or find easy to use. Sometimes, a color or layout you wouldn’t personally choose might be perfect for increasing brand awareness or establishing credibility.
Think about your brand’s message and how you want it to be perceived. Objectivity in your feedback helps us create a website with maximum impact for your business and audience. If you ever need insights, our marketing research team is always ready to help.
The Bottom Line
Constructive feedback is a powerful tool in shaping your website’s success. Our web design team and project managers are always here to guide you—if you’re unsure about your feedback, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re committed to delivering measurable results for your business, from boosting lead generation to driving website traffic growth and optimizing conversions. Let’s collaborate to bring your online vision to life!
If you’re looking for a reliable partner in digital marketing—whether it’s PPC advertising, SEO services, or social media management—our team is ready to help you grow your brand and achieve your goals online.
