Feedback and feature requests

Where to send it

• Feature requests and product feedback — Submit a request, or discuss it in Discord.
• Bugs — see Report a bug. A bug is a different thing and follows a different path.

Write a request that can be acted on

The difference between a request that gets built and one that does not is usually clarity about the problem, not enthusiasm about the solution.

1. Describe what you do today. The actual workflow, step by step.
2. Say what blocks you. What are you unable to accomplish, or what takes far longer than it should.
3. Propose the smallest change that would fix it. A narrow, specific change is far more likely to happen than a broad rework.
4. Say who else it affects. "Anyone using the Portfolio layout" carries more weight than a preference specific to you.
5. Include a screenshot or example where it helps.

A weaker request

Please add more customization options.

A stronger one

On the Links page, social icon size applies to every icon at once. I use one link as a primary call to action and want that one icon larger than the rest. A per-link size override, or even just a "featured" flag that renders one icon bigger, would solve it.

The second one can be evaluated and built. The first cannot.

What to expect

• There is no public roadmap and no committed response time.
• A request can be read, understood, and still not scheduled. Sometimes it conflicts with something else, sometimes the cost outweighs the benefit.
• Requests that come up repeatedly from different people carry more weight than the same person asking repeatedly.

Giving useful feedback on something that exists

Say what you expected and what happened instead. "The save bar is confusing" is hard to act on; "I changed my background, hit Revert, and the background stayed changed" identifies a real and fixable gap between expectation and behavior.

Tip: Discord is the better place to start if you are not sure your idea is coherent yet. Talking it through often reveals that the real problem is something narrower and easier to solve.