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  1. Read the current version
  2. Tick to-dos
  3. Comment
  4. Give a clear answer
  5. Files

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Review a project

Read the latest version, ask about the exact part you mean and give a clear answer.

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Inside a project
Inside a project. The project page brings the brief, dates and child pages together. The people at the top show who has access.Sample workspace · new design · select the screen to enlarge

Read the current version

Start with the project’s name, status and dates, then skim the headings before you open files and pages. The page may have changed since the Link was sent; it always shows the latest.

Tick to-dos

Tick a to-do on the project page when you have done it. The company sees it straight away.

Comment

Signed in, choose the comment button in the margin beside the part you mean and write there. Mention someone with @ to send them an email. If the company asked you to answer another way, include the project’s Link.

Give a clear answer

  • Approved: say exactly what you approve.
  • Changes: list each change and where it applies.
  • Questions: say what you need to know before you decide.

Files

Images open in a viewer and PDFs open in Link. Where the company uses Material, it gathers the project’s files and links in one place.

Screens show a sample workspace in Link’s new design, which is rolling out. Inline controls are illustrations; use them in your workspace to make a change.