Revise the Delivery Approval Prompt for Buyer

[ao_freelance]

When a seller delivers a file I get a prompt:

Are you pleased with the delivery and ready to approve it?
Yes | No

This is poor design because these are two different questions which can have opposite answers.
Was I please with the delivery? Yes
Was I ready to approve it? No, because I had revisions.

I am very pleased with the seller and I have no idea how selecting “No” affects him. Fiverr should revise this to simply ask, “Are you ready to approve the order?”

[jonbaas]

Selecting “No” leads to the opportunity for you to request a revision from the seller.

[ao_freelance]

Selecting “No” leads to the opportunity for you to request a revision from the seller.

Thank you for the reply. That’s good to know, but it’s certainly not clear in the way it’s presented. It should still be revised to a single question.

[mariashtelle1]

Thank you for the reply. That’s good to know, but it’s certainly not clear in the way it’s presented. It should still be revised to a single question.

I guess the majority will agree with that

I had quite a few clients asking me what should they do because they are quite happy with a delivery but needed minor changes and really didn’t want to press “no” button

[miiila]

When a seller delivers a file I get a prompt:

Are you pleased with the delivery and ready to approve it?

Yes | No

This is poor design because these are two different questions which can have opposite answers.

Was I please with the delivery? Yes

Was I ready to approve it? No, because I had revisions.

I am very pleased with the seller and I have no idea how selecting “No” affects him. Fiverr should revise this to simply ask, “Are you ready to approve the order?”

I am very pleased with the seller and I have no idea how selecting “No” affects him.

It’s very kind of you to be so considerate.

I agree that this is confusing and could be worded differently, like

Yes (click to continue to the option to leave feedback) | No (click to ask seller for a revision, please provide information as to what you would like revised)

(the latter bit would have an additional use, as some buyers simply click and ask for a revision without telling the seller what they want revised, just to keep the order open)