Work through client website feedback with Claude Code

Start with a DesignLoop review and the website project you want to change. Claude Code needs access to that project as well as the review.

Connect the review

Open Implementation, choose Connections, and name the connection so you can recognize it later. Create a project token, select Claude Code, and follow the setup instructions shown in DesignLoop.

The setup includes private access information. Share it only with the person or tool working on the review. If the connection does not appear, restart Claude Code and check again.

Check the feedback before starting work

Ask Claude Code to list the active feedback and summarize the requested changes. Confirm it is showing the intended review before asking for edits.

For example, a client may have left several copy corrections across the About and Services pages. Check that the replacement wording is agreed, then ask for that set of changes:

Apply the agreed copy corrections on the About and Services pages. Keep the current layout. Return the work for review with screenshots and leave publishing for me to decide.

The request names the work and the result to review. If a comment is unclear, settle the wording before including it in the batch.

Review the completed changes

Open the Implementation board in DesignLoop to follow private progress and inspect submitted work. Check the updated pages yourself, including how the new wording fits on mobile.

Approve requests that match the agreed wording. Ask for another pass on any item that still needs work. Use the website change checklist when checking the result.

For another handoff option, see copying or sharing feedback with a coding tool. Remove the connection when it is no longer needed using the permissions guide.