Feedback Guide
How to give feedback that actually helps us improve Ask Uncle G.
What Good Feedback Looks Like
Good feedback is specific, honest, and helpful. You do not need to write a lot — even one or two sentences is valuable.
Feedback Questions
You do not need to answer every question. Answer whichever ones apply.
What page did you test?
What device were you using? Phone, tablet, laptop, or desktop?
Was anything confusing?
Did anything feel too long?
Did anything feel too short?
Did anything feel unsafe or unclear?
Did the tone feel warm and respectful?
Did any calculator result seem wrong?
Did you trust the safety reminders?
What would make this page more helpful?
Suggested Feedback Format
Copy this template, fill it in, and share it however is easiest — email, text message, or notes app.
Feedback Template
Page tested: Device used: What worked well: What confused me: What did not work: What I would improve: Safety/tone feedback: Overall rating from 1–5:
Please Be Honest
Please be honest. You are helping us make this clearer, safer, and more useful for real people. If something confused you, that is important information — not a problem with you. It means we need to explain it better.
Not sure what to test first? Start with the Test Checklist. If something broke, use the Bug Report Guide.