Midjourney prompt: "Modern living room with a comfortable sofa in neutral tones, set against a light grey wall. Above the sofa, a vertical framed painting with a minimalist design, surrounded by natural light. To the side of the sofa, a large potted plant with lush green leaves adds a fresh touch. Soft shadows, clean lines, and a cozy, warm ambiance in a contemporary

Let’s be honest. Most feedback tools get ignored. Why? Because they’re asking at the wrong time — and in the wrong way. Here’s how to do it better 👇 ✅ Feedback widgets help teams gather feedback at scale. Think in-app surveys, pop-ups, panels, sidebar buttons — they can work, if used right. ✅ Ask for feedback only once a customer has succeeded or failed. (i.e. confirmation pages, completed transactions) ✅ Ask specific questions about the process just completed. ✅ Let users choose up to 5 descriptive tags (e.g. good price, confusing layout, fast checkout). ✅ Start with quick, closed-ended questions (ratings, multiple-choice) before inviting open text. Useful resources for teams who care about feedback quality: 📚Microsurveys Database (Notion) 📚9+ Ways to Collect Feedback 🔗 Read the full article