Make Evaluation and Required Changes Explicit in Feedback
Sandwich feedback places an improvement point between positive comments. The sequence alone does not establish a better relationship.
Make evaluation and required revisions explicit through actual deliverables and completion criteria.
Specify What Worked and Which Requirements Are Missing
For copy, identify accurate prices and missing explanations separately. GOV.UK describes acceptance criteria as completion outcomes. (GOV.UK: User stories)
Assess the deliverable against requirements.
Define Revision Work and Necessary Support
Specify source material and revision ownership. Distinguish understanding the reason from having time to act.
Define the next task alongside feedback structure.
Review the Revised Result
Assess the revision against criteria and record remaining gaps. Review material, workload, and support when gaps recur.
Keep public descriptions current with repaired explanations.
For a draft, distinguish praise for useful wording from correcting an outdated price. Specify the price source, revision owner, and pre-publication reviewer so the correction depends on clear work rather than praise order.
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