feedback-interpreter

To apply feedback exports to landing pages, you parse Markdown reports containing CSS selectors, positions, and replies to drive precise, context-aware DOM and CSS edits. Upload the report to guide targeted changes on your assets.

Feedback must be formatted as a Markdown report containing specific fields: Element Selector, Position, Type, and Replies. This standardized structure allows the interpreter to map visual reviews directly to concrete code edits.

A Markdown feedback report translates to DOM and CSS changes by parsing the Element Selector and Position fields to locate the target element, then applying the suggested modifications from the reply threads to update the web asset.

Yes, you can use CSS selectors from review reports to update creatives. The parsing process handles these selectors to identify exact elements on landing pages and creatives, ensuring precise and context-aware visual modifications.

The workflow from receiving visual review feedback to implementing changes involves uploading the Feedback Studio Markdown export, parsing its CSS selectors and replies, and following end-to-end guidance to apply the targeted edits to the design files.

If your feedback Markdown report is missing the Position or Replies fields, the parser cannot correctly interpret the feedback. Reports must strictly include Element Selector, Position, Type, and Replies to drive precise context-aware edits.