Review client website changes with Cursor

Open the website project in Cursor before working on its client feedback. You will also need a DesignLoop review with an open feedback round.

Add the review connection

In DesignLoop, open Implementation and choose Connections. Name the connection, create a project token, and select Cursor. Follow the setup location and instructions shown for your project.

Keep the generated access information private. Once connected, ask Cursor to list the active feedback grouped by page. Confirm the page names and requests match the review you intended to connect.

Work on related requests together

A client might request a new image and a shorter heading on the same page. Review the comments and reference image, then name the items you want worked on:

Apply the image and heading changes requested on the homepage. Keep the existing links and check how the revised section looks on mobile. Submit each request separately for my review.

Separate submissions let you approve the image replacement while asking for another pass on the heading.

If a requested image or replacement text is missing, add it to the original comment before starting that item.

Check the result in DesignLoop

Open each submitted item on the Implementation board. Compare it with the original request and any attached reference, then check the updated website. Progress and submitted proof stay private to the owner.

Choose Approve and mark implemented when the change is ready, or request another pass. The website change checklist covers the checks to make before approval.

For the other ways to send requests, see the coding tool handoff guide. The permissions guide explains access and how to disconnect Cursor from the review.