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Collect visual feedback on a website built with Dorik. Create a BugSmash Website project with a public URL or a site protected by Basic Auth, then share its review link for contextual comments. Other application logins, SSO, CAPTCHA, VPN and network restrictions may require the Feedback Widget or HTML workflow. This is not a native Dorik integration: BugSmash reviews the resulting browser page and does not connect to Dorik itself. Use a published Dorik subdomain or custom domain. Dorik Preview is an editor-side pre-publication check; its documentation does not establish a shareable Preview URL. Saved drafts, page passwords, and membership remain separate controls. https://your-site.dorik.io Platform clarification: this is a generic BugSmash Website project workflow, not a native Dorik integration. Public URLs and supported Basic Auth sites can use the Website project workflow.
Get client feedback on your Dorik website
Paste the published Dorik subdomain or custom-domain URL, send one review link, and collect contextual comments on the live browser experience.
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Dorik separates Preview, Save and Publish. Review the intended state.
Dorik supports Static and CMS sites, drafts, published subdomains or custom domains, page passwords and member-gated content. Those controls remain active during review.
Four documented boundaries matter before you share the site:
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Save keeps changes as a draft.
Dorik says saving preserves work without updating the live website. Publishing is the separate action that makes changes visible to visitors.
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Preview is an editor-side check before publishing.
Dorik documents Preview as a way to see how the website will look externally before publishing; its documentation does not identify Preview as a shareable review URL.
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Classic and CMS sites share publishing concepts.
Both Dorik Classic and Dorik CMS sites can be saved as drafts and published to a subdomain or custom domain; CMS additionally supports keeping an individual page as a draft.
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Protected content still requires access.
A password-protected page requires its configured password, while gated collection items can be limited to Members Only or Paid Members. A pasted URL does not bypass either rule.
BugSmash keeps review attached to the rendered page:
share the published subdomain or custom-domain URL, retain its browser context, and leave Dorik drafts, publishing and access settings unchanged.
How it works
Three steps to a reviewed Dorik site
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Publish the intended review state
Use Dorik Preview inside the builder to inspect draft changes, then publish the intended state to a Dorik subdomain or custom domain before creating a BugSmash Website review.
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Send one BugSmash link
Paste the accessible browser URL into BugSmash and share the generated review link with the client or QA team.
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Publish and verify
Apply the approved changes, publish them from Dorik, and verify the live page, domain and intended access state.
Review the Dorik site state your visitors will actually receive
Comment on the published site
Attach each note to the rendered page location instead of describing it in a separate message.
Distinguish draft from live
Use Dorik Preview as an editor-side pre-publication check; BugSmash URL review begins with the published visitor-facing URL.
Cover Static and CMS sites
Review the browser output for either Dorik site type without turning reviewers into dashboard editors.
Check responsive presentation
Review desktop, tablet and mobile layouts while retaining the viewport with every comment.
Capture technical context
Keep the page URL, browser, operating system, viewport and screenshot with each website comment.
Respect protected content
Page passwords and membership settings continue to decide which restricted pages or posts a reviewer can open.
Which Dorik URL should I review?
Use the published Dorik subdomain or connected custom domain. Preview is an editor-side pre-publication check, and a pasted URL does not bypass Dorik page passwords, membership or draft state.
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What to do
Published Dorik subdomain
Works
Paste the visitor-facing published URL and begin review.
Published Dorik custom domain
Works when connected
Use the live domain after its DNS records are connected and the site is published.
Dorik editor Preview
Pre-publish check only
Use Preview inside Dorik to inspect draft changes, then publish to a subdomain or custom domain for BugSmash URL review.
Saved draft or unpublished CMS page
Not on the live URL
Publish the intended page before reviewing the visitor-facing release.
Password-protected Dorik page
Password required
Use the Feedback Widget inside the password-authorized page. A Website-project review URL does not remove the password.
Members-only or paid-members content
Member access required
Use the Feedback Widget on the page after Dorik authenticates an eligible member. A Website-project review URL does not grant membership.
Using the Feedback Widget on a Dorik site
Add the BugSmash Feedback Widget when review must remain inside a password-protected, member-authorized or stateful Dorik experience. Dorik remains responsible for access.
The feedback workflow for teams using Dorik
From saved drafts and previews to published-site sign-off, keep creators, clients and QA aligned on the same Dorik page state.
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Use the published Dorik subdomain or connected custom domain. Dorik documents Preview as an editor-side pre-publication check, not as a shareable review URL.
What is the difference between Save and Publish in Dorik?
Save keeps work as a draft. Publish updates the live website so visitors can see the changes.
Can I preview a Dorik site before publishing?
Yes. Dorik documents Preview as the editor-side way to see how the website will look externally before publishing; it does not document Preview as a shareable URL.
Can I review both Dorik Static and CMS sites?
Yes. Both site types can be published to a subdomain or custom domain and reviewed through their accessible browser output.
Can an individual Dorik CMS page remain a draft?
Yes. Dorik CMS lets the owner uncheck the Published option for a page, which keeps that page as a draft rather than placing it on the live site.
Can a Dorik page require a password?
Yes. Dorik can password protect a page, and the site must be saved and published for that setting to become live.
Can Dorik CMS content be limited by membership?
Yes. Dorik documents collection items and posts that can be set to Members Only or Paid Members. Reviewers still need the corresponding access.
Does BugSmash publish or change Dorik access settings?
No. Dorik continues to control Preview, drafts, publishing, domains, passwords and membership. BugSmash records contextual feedback on an accessible browser surface.
Ship Dorik sites without chasing feedback
Paste a published Dorik subdomain or custom-domain URL and send a focused review link.
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