Sarah Collins
Re: Homepage updates
9:14 AM
We don’t like this section. Can we remove it?

For creative teams, project managers, and agencies
Turn vague client feedback into clear, actionable tasks without endless emails, calls or screen recordings.
Client says
“Make this button pop more.”
Amendly asks
What would you like to stand out more: the heading, the button, or the whole section?
The team receives
Increase prominence of the "Get a Quote" CTA in the homepage hero. Client would prefer a larger button with a navy background (#1B3A4B) and white text for stronger contrast.
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Clients say “I don’t like this section” or “make this stand out.” You then hunt through emails, Slack, and screen recordings to work out which element, what change, and whether it’s required.
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Clients open a private review link, click the real element on the live site, and describe the change in their own words. No tickets. No training.
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After every comment, Amendly asks what should change, why, and how much creative freedom the team has — tap answers only, no guessing.
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You get the original wording, the selected element, locators, and a structured task: what to change, why, where, and how clear it is.
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When you mark a change complete, the client approves it or explains what’s still wrong — on the same element.
Create a project, install a one-line script, and send your client a review link.
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