3D Design Bureau has now introduced Review-it, a new online tool for reviewing project visuals and sharing feedback. Developed entirely in-house, it brings comments, markups and discussions together in one place, supporting clearer collaboration between our team, clients and project consultants.
When several people contribute to a review, feedback can become spread across emails, attachments and conversations. Review-it keeps that input organised and connected to the relevant visuals, making it easier to understand requests and coordinate amendments.
Users can comment directly on images, highlight details with drawing tools, and attach supporting material such as reference images, sketches, DWG files and PDFs. They can also reply to comments and tag project team members directly.
For clients and consultants, this provides a straightforward way to contribute and follow project discussions. For the 3DDB team, clearer feedback makes it easier to understand client requirements and act on input. This adds value to each project and supports a better experience for clients and design teams working with the studio.
Review-it is already in use on our projects. To help new and existing users explore its features, we’ve prepared a short, five-part tutorial series covering access, comment and markup tools, replies, attachments and submitting a review.
Watch the Review-it tutorial series: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAeoV24FzJ6s
We welcome your feedback as we continue to improve the platform. If you have any questions or suggestions, please get in touch with our team.
We look forward to having you use Review-it on your next project with us!
Lucas Imbimbo
Digital Marketing Specialist
at 3D Design Bureau
lucas@3ddesignbureau.com
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