Share & Review

Overview

Share & Review is how a Dezygn project leaves your workspace and reaches a client. You curate the winning frames in the Gallery, share one clean review room, and your client makes a decision on each image — approve it, ask for a tweak, or pass — without ever creating an account. Those decisions flow straight back to your workspace, so you can revise from the exact feedback and send the next round on the same link. One link, one place, until the work is approved.

How it works

• Curate the winners. In the Gallery, star the frames you want the client to see. The review room shows your selection, so the client only ever sees your best edit — not the whole contact sheet.
• Share the room. Open the share drawer from the Gallery. Dezygn looks for an existing review room for that campaign (or brand) and reuses it as the next numbered round; if there isn't one yet, it creates a fresh room. Either way you get one stable room link.
• The client decides, per image. They open the link — no login — and on each image they choose Select, Needs tweak, or Pass, adding a short note where it helps.
• Feedback returns home. Every decision lands in your Feedback inbox and inside the campaign chat, grouped by round. An image marked *Needs tweak* or *Pass* can be sent straight into a revision draft tied to that frame.
• Revise and re-share. Make the changes, star the new winners, and share again. Because the room link is stable, the next round shows up on the same URL the client already has.

What your client sees

• A clean review page — no login. The client opens the room link and lands on a warm, paper-styled page with your work front and center and none of the app chrome. There's nothing to sign up for.
• A decision on every image. Each frame carries its own Select / Needs tweak / Pass controls and a note field, so feedback is specific and actionable instead of one vague reply for the whole batch.
• Concept rounds, too. For text-first approval before you render, concept rounds show focused concept cards — the concept statement, reference thumbnails, decision buttons, and a field to suggest a replacement idea.
• It works on a phone. The review room is built mobile-first — most clients open it on their phone, so decision buttons and note fields stay large, legible, and thumb-friendly.