# Feedbackdialog

## Usage

**Use Feedback Dialog to:**

- Collect structured feedback from users on specific topics.
- Allow users to provide additional comments for clarity.
- Enable customization of feedback categories via the options property.
- Provide a clear confirmation action after submission.
- Allow users to dismiss or cancel feedback without friction.

**Do not use Feedback Dialog to:**

- Require feedback submission before allowing users to continue.
- Display without clear context or relevance to the user’s experience.
- Overload users with too many options or questions.
- Replace dedicated bug-reporting or customer support workflows.

## Other Considerations

**Content & Labeling**

- Title: Use a clear, action-driven heading such as “Give us feedback.”
- Instructional Text: Keep guidance concise, e.g., “Help us improve our product by sharing your feedback and suggestions.”
- Dropdown Options: Ensure meaningful topics for selection, such as:
    - UI/UX Issues
	- Performance
	- Feature Request
	- General Feedback
	- Text Area: Use placeholder text that encourages detailed responses, e.g., “Share your feedback or suggestions…”
	- Buttons:
	- “Cancel” allows users to exit without submitting.
	- “Send” submits the feedback.
- Ensure field labels such as “Select topic” and “Write your feedback” remain accessible to screen readers, even if visually hidden


## Design Rationale
- User-Friendly Experience: A simple interface encourages participation.
- Structured Feedback: The dropdown helps categorize feedback, making it actionable.
- Customizability: The options property allows flexibility in feedback topics.
- Minimal Disruption: Users can quickly submit feedback and continue their tasks.