Scroll to Comment in Prototype
Especially on long artboards that viewers may have seen before, it would be useful to click on a comment and have it scroll to the comment's location, directed attention to the relevant portion of the page that needs to be addressed. Currently when you hover on a comment in the side bar, it highlights the comment on the artboard, but if the comment is not in the visible area, this is not very useful.
Melody
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17 comments
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Remy B
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Please Adobe fix this!
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MarkTM
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Currently, clicking on a 'PIN' (pinned comment) on a design scrolls you to the comment position in the thread...
Request: Please reverse this functionality to work both ways eg. clicking on the comment in the thread, snaps you to the pin on the design.
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MarkTM
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Currently, clicking on a 'PIN' (pinned comment) on a design scrolls you to the comment position in the thread...
Request: Please reverse this functionality to work both ways eg. clicking on the comment in the thread, snaps you to the pin on the design.
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Melia Andriani
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I have issue with reviewing client comments on the XD links too. I would love to have to have those numbers in the comment to bring me the area that being commented with the respected number. At this moment I am just wasting time scrolling up and down looking at which part is being commented.
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Melia Andriani commented
I have issue with reviewing client comments on the XD links too. I would love to have to have those numbers in the comment to bring me the area that being commented with the respected number. At this moment I am just wasting time scrolling up and down looking at which part is being commented.
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Mahesha Hoesain
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This needs to be addressed ASAP, it is a crucial function that is much needed for the approval and feedback process
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Vanessa
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I am a Designer and Digital Producer, I would like the features below for better workflow when getting team and client approvals.
When sharing a preview link to a client for approval, could you please make clicking on the pin in the comments section lead you to the specific point on the page? Basically if i click on the pinned comments on the right, the project page on the left currently does not scroll to that respective pin.
This makes it very confusing and requires a lot of scrolling up and down to find that small pin.
Separately, the pins are not arranged in running order as well. So you would have 3, 15, 1, 9, etc. It should rearrange accordingly.
A good review example to follow would be Vimeo's review function, brings you directly to the time at which the comment was made.
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James McKain
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This feature existed about 1-2 weeks ago but for some reasoned was removed.
Please restore the functionality of focusing on a pin location when the comment is clicked from the sidebar.
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Anthony
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Co-signing this. Needs to be addressed badly. At this point I direct clients away from using the tool to annotate feedback because of this.
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Anonymous
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Seems like a simple intuitive functionality that XD should have. It's a pain to have to search for comment location on a long page.
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charlotte
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This would really help you quick resolve comments instead of hunting for them and be one up on Figma
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Jarek commented
+1, comments should be scrollable!
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Matza
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At the moment it's not nice to use. I'm searching around. Wonder if Adobe likes this when they use their own app …
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Martin
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That will be great to click on the comment and scroll in the page where is the pin. Sometimes I have a long document and it's complicated to find the comments.
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Liam
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An easy in-between fix would be t o make the comment flags larger. If someone is commenting in a non-linear fashion I have to hunt around to see what they said.
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Lizzie Ayton
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Agreed InVision does it and I really miss it. Just needs to anchor to the comment
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Anonymous
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It would be nice if you clicked on a comment from a prototype that you go to the location the comment is attached to in the design. Mostly useful wen you have large designs with many comments.