Quick taskFiles and feedback
Show the detail in one quick response.
Let people paste screenshots and add a sentence explaining what they noticed.
A complete worked example
Make a confusing screen easy to explain.
A client has spotted a confusing checkout label and wants to show the team exactly what they saw.
Fictional project and sample data. This preview does not submit, publish, or change access.
Feedback form · illustrative result
Show us where you got stuck.
Paste or upload an image, then add a sentence about what you expected.
- Screenshot
- checkout-label.png · pasted image
- What happened?
- I thought Continue would place the order.
- What did you expect?
- A chance to review the delivery address first.
Useful context in one record
The screenshot and explanation stay together. This example uses a supplied image; it does not inspect the live checkout or automatically capture browser state.
What the recipient can access
The form and the respondent's own draft.
Kept out of this handoff
The collected responses and any internal triage notes.
How it runs
- Ask one clear questionExplain what someone should capture.
- Accept the screenshotAllow image uploads and clipboard paste with sensible limits.
- Keep the explanationStore the screenshot beside the response text.
- You getA simple form with screenshots and descriptions saved together.
A prompt to start with
Copy this into your AI tool after connecting it to Fermium. Replace the bracketed details and let it ask for the context it needs.
Create a short form for [question]. Include a description field and an image field that accepts pasted screenshots or uploaded images. Save files to [folder] and keep each screenshot attached to its response.
What this workflow needs
This collects supplied images. It does not automatically capture a live website, browser dimensions, or application state.
Can we also ask which page it came from?
Yes. Add a URL and browser-detail question; people supply those details themselves.