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Why Creative Feedback Gets Lost in Slack

Chat is good for decisions in motion, but a visual request buried between messages is hard to find on the next revision.

Chat is good for decisions in motion, but a visual request buried between messages is hard to find on the next revision.

A familiar example

An artist searches yesterday’s thread for “the red thing on the left” without knowing which frame was meant.

A more useful approach

Keep the discussion in chat if useful, but put the actual correction on the asset: mark the frame, describe the outcome and link the review back to the team.

Keep in mind

The goal is not to replace every conversation, only to keep the actionable note with the work.

Try a precise mark in the Framink studio, then read how to give visual feedback without a meeting.

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