Discover the Note Before Fixing It
Translate vague color feedback into a defined visual problem before choosing tools.
Vague notes need discovery before correction. Discover the evidence Ask what the viewer is reacting to. Is the issue in skin, wardrobe, product, background, contrast, texture, or continuity? The answer may be visual, emotional, or political. Discovery keeps you from assuming the wrong one. Define the color problem Turn the note into a specific sentence: "The office practicals make the founder look sick," or "The product red is less saturated than the approved still." A defined note points to a tool. Develop options Offer two or three targeted changes. One may be technical, one emotional, one conservative. This lets the…
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