“Make it bigger” is not a design diagnosis. The useful question is what problem the stakeholder believes the change will solve.
This workflow turns approved feedback calls into a controlled revision record without confusing preference, requirement, proposed solution and approval.
The feedback decoder
| Type | Example | Response |
|---|---|---|
| Problem | Users are missing the primary action | Verify with evidence and context |
| Preference | Stakeholder prefers darker blue | Record person, reason and authority |
| Requirement | Legal text must appear before submission | Confirm source and acceptance criteria |
| Suggested solution | Make the button larger | Investigate the underlying problem |
| Approval | Concept B approved for production | Record exact version and conditions |
The FRAME brief
- F — Focus: objective and desired response.
- R — Reach: audience, context, devices and channels.
- A — Assets: deliverables, formats and mandatory content.
- M — Measures: success criteria and evidence.
- E — Edges: constraints, exclusions, approvers and deadline.
Feedback-call workflow
- Identify the asset and exact version.
- Confirm recording permission.
- Ask for the concern before discussing solutions.
- Repeat decisions and unresolved points aloud.
- Correct asset names, dates and stakeholder attribution.
- Classify each comment with the decoder.
- Group changes by asset and priority.
- Assess scope, cost, accessibility and technical effects.
- Send one written revision list for confirmation.
- Obtain approval against the exact final version.
The revision card
| Field | Record |
|---|---|
| Asset and version | File, screen or concept reviewed |
| Feedback type | Problem, preference, requirement, solution or approval |
| Requested change | Exact action |
| Reason | Problem or requirement it addresses |
| Impact | Other assets, cost, timing and dependencies |
| Authority | Person able to approve |
| Status | Open, agreed, rejected or completed |
Scope change
A small spoken request can affect multiple breakpoints, formats or campaigns. Do not start additional work until the affected deliverables, fee, deadline and authority are confirmed.
Approval precision
Enthusiasm is not approval. Record project, deliverable, filename, version, approver, date, conditions and permitted usage.
Assets and confidentiality
Track licences for fonts, photography, illustrations and templates. Do not upload unreleased client work to unapproved AI services or assume that a discussion grants rights to third-party material.
Where NERALVO Halo fits
NERALVO Halo includes 64GB local storage, NOTE and CALL modes, up to 35 hours of recording and DOWAY processing. The current package includes one year of DOWAY Max.
NOTE mode may support approved briefings, presentations and workshops. CALL mode may support compatible client calls. The project brief, version history and written approval remain authoritative.
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Bottom line
AI recording can preserve feedback accurately. Design control begins when every comment is decoded, connected to the correct version and confirmed through one written revision and approval record.
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