Client Feedback Decoder

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    Turn vague creative feedback into concrete revision options, acceptance checks, and client questions.

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    Client Feedback Decoder

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    Decode this feedback for an agency homepage: "Make it pop and feel more premium. Add a new animated hero too." Approved brief: restrained navy-and-cream palette, accessible text, existing static hero. One refinement round is included; a new concept or animation is not. No screenshot is supplied. Draft clarification questions, not a reply to send.

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    Interpretation boundary

    This analysis uses the supplied asset description; no screenshot was inspected. The client’s intent for “pop” and “premium” is Unknown.

    FeedbackInterpretation optionsConcrete editAcceptance check
    Make it popStronger hierarchy or stronger contrastOption A: increase headline prominence. Option B: emphasize the primary CTA within the approved paletteOne clear focal point; readable text; no new palette
    More premiumMore restraint or better editorial detailOption A: reduce competing elements and increase whitespace. Option B: refine typography spacing without changing the approved identityConsistent spacing and type hierarchy; client selects a direction
    Add an animated heroExplicit new deliverableDefine motion purpose, format, asset needs, and accessibility behavior before productionSeparate scope and approval are recorded

    Revision priority

    1. Confirm which “pop” interpretation the client prefers.
    2. Choose the premium direction using a small visual comparison.
    3. Apply one refinement pass within approved brand and accessibility rules.
    4. Hold animation production until the scope change is approved.

    Clarification draft — not sent

    “Would you prefer a stronger headline/CTA hierarchy, or more contrast within the navy-and-cream palette? For a premium feel, should we prioritize cleaner whitespace or more editorial typography? The animated hero is outside the approved static-hero scope. We can define that addition separately before production.”

    Scope and constraint risks

    The animated hero is a new deliverable relative to the supplied brief. No price, timing, or contractual approval is inferred. Preserve accessible text and provide reduced-motion behavior if animation is later approved. Client approval remains subjective and cannot be guaranteed.

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    About this skill

    Stop guessing what the client means

    This free skill turns vague creative comments into specific, testable options. It separates confirmed requests from interpretations and keeps approved brand rules and project scope visible.

    What you get

    • A feedback-to-action table.
    • Concrete revision options and acceptance checks.
    • A prioritized checklist.
    • A client-friendly clarification draft and scope-risk notes.

    Limits

    The skill does not know the client’s unspoken intent, guarantee approval, send messages, alter assets, or invent cost estimates. Supply the feedback, current asset or description, approved brief, and constraints.

    Find more skills like this on the Claude Skills Marketplace, the Codex Skills Marketplace and the Gemini Skills Marketplace, or browse Claude Skills for Business & Operations.

    Analysis is based on descriptions if assets aren't provided. Does not calculate costs or timelines. Requires a pre-existing brief to detect conflicts.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    It uses your project brief and brand rules to analyze feedback, distinguishing between concrete directives and subjective comments that require clarification. It then generates a table of action items and specific questions to help you nail the revision on the first try.

    This skill is designed to work with all major LLMs (like GPT-4 and Claude 3) that support system-level instructions and text-based inputs. You can use it within your preferred AI agent interface or workspace.

    You will receive the proprietary prompt architecture and a setup guide. Simply copy the configuration into your AI agent's system instructions or custom instructions field to begin using it immediately.

    No, this skill is strictly for analysis and communication strategy. It does not have access to your design software or files; instead, it provides the roadmap you need to make those manual edits more efficiently.

    The skill includes a 'Scope-Risk' feature that flags feedback requesting work outside your original brief. It provides professional language to help you communicate these potential overages to the client before you start working.

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