Feedback Note

This is a template. A template is a fill-in-the-blank form, like a birthday card that already has “Happy Birthday” printed and just leaves a space for the name. You do not start from a blank page. You only fill in the blanks.

How to use it:

  1. Copy everything below the line into a new note.
  2. Fill in each blank with your own words.
  3. Write one note per issue or idea. If you found three things, make three separate notes. One thing per note keeps each report clear.
  4. If a field does not fit your issue, just leave it blank. That is fine.

Not sure how to word something? MILO can help you turn rough notes into a clean report. There is an example prompt in lessons/07-giving-good-feedback.md.

Title: (A short name for this note, like “Button was hard to find”.)

What I was doing: (The steps you took, in order. Example: 1) Opened the app. 2) Tapped Start.)

What I expected: (What you thought would happen.)

What actually happened: (What really happened instead.)

Where (screen or page): (The name of the screen or page you were on.)

Device: (Phone, tablet, or computer. Add the kind if you know it, like “iPhone”.)

Screenshot: (Drag in a picture of your screen, or write “none”. A screenshot is just a photo of what your screen showed.)

How much it bugged me: (Pick one: small / medium / big.)

Why it matters (optional): (Who this could affect, and how much. Example: “A new user might think the app froze.”)

Idea to fix (optional): (Any idea you have. It is totally fine to leave this empty.)

Nice work

You wrote a real feedback note. That is a genuine contribution to a live app, not practice work. Nice.

Next: save the note as a new file under feedback-getadvice/notes/, then run the self-review checklist in feedback-getadvice/README.md. Come back and write another one whenever something catches your eye.