Using review rounds to group feedback into fixes

Review rounds help you organize website feedback into a focused pass, so teams can move from comments to fixes without losing context. In Vynix, they are a simple way to group related annotations, screenshots, and developer context for a specific review cycle.

1. Start a new review round before you begin checking a page, feature, or release.
2. Use the Vynix widget to click the issue on the site and create an annotation.
3. Review the captured context, including the element, screenshot, console and network details, and AI diagnosis.
4. Group related findings in the same round, such as all feedback for one page, user flow, or release candidate.
5. When the round is ready, copy the build prompt or open GitHub issues so the fixes can be assigned and tracked.

A review round is a container for feedback collected during one review pass. Instead of mixing every annotation together, you can keep feedback from a specific page, feature, sprint, or QA check in one place.

This makes fixes easier to plan. Each item keeps the context Vynix captures at the moment of review, including the selected element, screenshot, browser context, and likely root cause. Developers or coding agents can then work from a clearer set of tasks.

Use review rounds when you want a clean handoff. For example, you might create one round for a homepage polish pass, another for checkout bugs, and another for final release QA. Check the Vynix docs for the latest product details and exact setup steps.

Related questions

What are review rounds in Vynix?

Review rounds are grouped feedback sessions. They help you collect related website annotations and developer context in one place, so the team can turn feedback into a clear set of fixes.

When should I create a new review round?

Create a new round when the scope changes, such as a new page, feature, release candidate, or QA pass. This keeps feedback organized and makes it easier to assign or build the fixes.