Make the "Q&A" an independent widget
Currently the "Ask a Question" button is hidden within the Reviews section. For stores that put their reviews into a tab, it is not intuitive for the customer to look into the Reviews tab to ask a question or read past questions and answers. Judge.me should split the Ask a Question feature off from Reviews so that it can be put into its own tab and more easily identified so that customers can find and use it.
Comments: 6
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21 Apr, '19
JonFUlly Agreed with Sky on this use case
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22 Oct, '21
Ben MergedMy customers continue to ask the same question over and over. It's because the visibility of the answer tab is not highly visible. I recommend producing a rendering code that allows the website to display the answers anywhere the website owner chooses.
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28 Oct, '21
Judge.me Admin"Question/Answer: standalone widget (viewable without joined reviews tab)" (suggested by Ben on 2021-10-22), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
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25 May, '22
Brady Freeman MergedThere are customers of yours that would want to segment the questions block and locate it to a different place on the page away from the review section. This would be very useful for many I believe.
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06 Jun, '22
Judge.me Admin"Allow Questions to be segmented out of the standard review widget" (suggested by Brady Freeman on 2022-05-25), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.
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16 Jan
LyrickThis would actually be helpful if the Q&A widget moved up into the product description section or below the product images section. Q&A is usually a consideration for the customer to know as they read the description specs of the product or right after they look at photos (below the photo widget on the product page). Having the Q&A well below the main page makes it an afterthought.