Quick taskFiles and feedback
Point to what needs attention.
Collect comments at particular positions on a mockup, photograph, or screenshot.
A complete worked example
A precise note on the campaign hero.
The creative director wants more room for the headline in an image, without sending a separate screenshot and a vague email.
Fictional project and sample data. This preview does not submit, publish, or change access.
Review form · illustrative result
Cover image · first review
Jamie's sample response on the supplied cover image.
1launch-cover.png · version 1
Pin 1 · upper-left area
- Pin 1
- Leave more empty space here for the headline.
- Overall feedback
- The light and colors feel right for the campaign.
- Status
- Open · ready for the designer
The designer's next step
Reframe the image while keeping the warm light and palette. The position and original image version travel with the comment, so the request remains understandable.
What the recipient can access
The intended source image and each reviewer's own response.
Kept out of this handoff
Other reviewers' responses and the team's synthesis of feedback.
How it runs
- Choose the imageSelect the mockup or image version you want reviewed.
- Collect the responseShare a form that lets a reviewer anchor comments on the image.
- Read it in contextInspect the marks and comments alongside the source.
- You getContextual feedback tied to the chosen image version.
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 an image review form for [image] and share it with [audience]. Allow contextual comments and ask for any overall feedback. Keep the review attached to this image version.
What this workflow needs
Responses are private per reviewer, rather than a shared guest conversation. Completed submissions are read-only to respondents.
Can this be part of a larger questionnaire?
Yes. A review field can stand alone or sit beside other form questions.