URL first, account later
Request a storefront URL review.
Send one public product page URL. We review the buying moment first, then create customer access if a handoff room is prepared.
What you receive first
Finding notes
Reason, shopper task, suggested fix, and recheck path for each selected finding.
Fix rows
Page, element, owner, evidence reference, and suggested change.
Delivery room
Visual proof, files, receipt, and follow-up URL request in one place.
No password required
Submit the URL and your work email before creating an account.
Human review
This request does not change your storefront or current package.
Delivery access later
If we prepare a handoff, you will receive access to a read-only delivery room.
URL review request
Send a storefront URL for review
Share one URL and a work email. Account access comes later if the delivery team creates a customer handoff.
Do not include passwords, private admin links, or sensitive customer data.
Optional details
Add context if it helps the team understand why this product page matters.
Fixed sample / comparison contextNorthstar artifact preview
One product page URL becomes proof your team can act on.
A real product page turns into visual proof, a developer-ready row, and a read-only delivery room when the handoff is prepared.
- Problem found
- Choose a product size before adding the item to cart.
- Suggested change
- Expose selected state on size options and keep selected-size feedback near the group.
- Ready for your developer
- Size option group
Finding set from one URL
Before
Badge hard to read
Suggested fix
Stronger contrast, brand tone preserved
Fixed sample
Readable buying cue
Fixed sample / comparison context
First result path
The first URL request shows whether the handoff path is real.
01
Request received
We start with one public product page URL and a work email.
02
Fit and access reviewed
We check the page can be reviewed and the buying moment is visible.
03
First finding note prepared
If suitable, the first note explains reason, shopper task, suggested fix, and recheck path.
04
Packaged delivery path
A paid pilot is where the first handoff becomes a delivery room.
Why this is different
Customers see the outcome before the process.
Shoppers can read buying cues
We explain the affected buying moment before we show the fix row.
Developers know exactly what to change
The action row includes page, element, suggested change, evidence, and recheck path.
Brand/design can approve the fix
The fixed sample shows readability improving without flattening the product tone.
Client team can review without chasing files
The delivery room keeps evidence, receipt, and follow-up URL requests together.
What happens after you submit
01
URL received
Send one public product page URL and a work email. No account is needed yet.
02
Page reviewed
We look at the buying moment: price, promo/status cue, size, color, shipping, and add-to-cart context.
03
Finding confirmed
A customer-readable note explains who is affected, why it matters, and what should change.
04
Fix row prepared
Developers get page, element, owner, suggested change, evidence reference, and recheck path.
05
Delivery room published
If the package is ready, your team receives a read-only handoff room with files, evidence, receipt, and follow-up URL request.
Sample request status
Save the status link. No account needed yet.
Status link
A saved link lets you check the request before account access exists.
No account yet
Customer access comes later if a handoff room is prepared.
No site changes
The request does not edit your storefront or current package.
Support contact
support@zhizhanstudio.com remains available as a backup path.