THE DRAWING INDEX — SHT FB
WHAT THEY ACTUALLY SAID.
Feedback from testers and customers, scored against what you expected and kept on the record. This is the loop that closes the distance between the vision you drew and the product you built.
Scored against what the vision expected.
WHAT WAS EXPECTED, WHAT HAPPENED, WRITTEN DOWN.
A REAL NOTE FROM A REAL BUILD, SCORED AND KEPT.
FROM A SYNTH CASE, MADE TWICE ->
SCORED, NOT JUST FELT
Did it do what was expected, was it intuitive, was it enjoyed. A few honest scores plus the words behind them, captured against a test run or a routine. Numbers alone flatten a reaction; words alone are hard to compare. Keeping both means you can see a trend and still read the sentence that explains it.
TIED TO THE THING IT IS ABOUT
Feedback links to the run that produced it, the customer who gave it, and the issue it surfaces. It is the connective tissue from a reaction back to the work that caused it. A confusing reconnect on Saturday is not a loose comment in a channel. It is attached to the exact run, and to the issue you open because of it.
THE DELTA, NAMED
Feedback is where the vision meets the product and the gap gets measured instead of guessed at. The honest distance between what you meant and what you made, written down where the team can see it and close it. The drawing said one thing; the built thing did another. Naming that gap is the whole point of keeping the record.
THE GAP BETWEEN THE VISION AND THE PRODUCT IS THE NUMBER WORTH WATCHING.
WHAT FEEDBACK HOLDS
01
THE SCORES
A few honest measures against what the vision expected, easy to compare over time.
02
THE SOURCE
The test run, routine, or customer it came from, so a reaction has a place it lives.
03
THE LINK
The issue it surfaces, tied back to the work, so a complaint becomes a thread you can pull.
04
THE LOOP
The feedback ring on the vision, fed by what people actually said, not a status typed in.
WHERE THE VISION MEETS THE PRODUCT
CLOSE THE DISTANCE
Score the reaction. Tie it to the work. Watch the gap close.
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