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Easy Feedback adds a feedback form to the bottom of every page on your site. It requests user feedback about issues with the current page.
The form asks for three things from the user:
<ul>
<li>What the user was doing</li>
<li>What went wrong</li>
<li>Their email address (optional)</li>
</ul>
The form appears only on the <code>pages</code> post-type, and does not appear on archive pages.
<h3>Customizations</h3>
These elements are customizable via the menu at <code>Settings > Easy Feedback</code>:
<ul>
<li>The link text for toggling the form’s visibility</li>
<li>The form’s headline</li>
<li>The form’s description</li>
<li>The email address that receives form submissions</li>
</ul>
The form is styled very minimally so that it (hopefully) blends in with your active theme. There are, however, several classes and IDs baked into the form, which you can target with custom CSS.
<h3>Defaults</h3>
<ul>
<li>Link to toggle form: Something wrong with this page?</li>
<li>Form Headline: Help us improve</li>
<li>Form description: Thanks for helping us improve the site. Is there a typo? Something broken? Didn’t find something where you expected to? Let us know. We’ll use your feedback to improve this page, and the site overall.</li>
<li>Email Address: The site’s admin email</li>
</ul>
<h3>Acknowledgements</h3>
The default form language was inspired by the fine folks who run the web at <a href="http://csumb.edu" rel="nofollow ugc">California State University Monterey Bay</a>, who were in turn inspired by the <a href="http://gov.uk" rel="nofollow ugc">government of the United Kingdom</a>.

Easy Feedback

A simple feedback form for WordPress pages.

robertoiacono

RIACO Feedback lets your visitors submit feature requests, vote on existing ideas, and track progress through a public roadmap — all without leaving your WordPress site. It takes minutes to set up and requires no coding.
Install the plugin, drop a shortcode on any page, and your users can start submitting and voting immediately. Admins review and approve submissions from the WordPress dashboard before they go public.
<h4>Core Features</h4>
Feedback Board
<ul>
<li>Visitors submit ideas via a clean, customizable form (title + description)</li>
<li>Submitted feedback is held in a moderation queue until you approve it</li>
<li>Approved items appear on a public, vote-sorted board</li>
<li>Filter by status (Open, Planned, In Progress, Completed) or search by keyword</li>
<li>Sort by most votes, newest, or oldest</li>
<li>Content cards expand inline — no page reload needed</li>
<li>Paginated AJAX loading — no page refreshes</li>
</ul>
Voting System
<ul>
<li>One vote per visitor, tracked by a salted SHA-256 hash of IP + User-Agent — no account required</li>
<li>Toggle upvote / unvote with a single click</li>
<li>Vote counts update live via AJAX</li>
<li>Voting is automatically disabled on completed items</li>
<li>Duplicate votes are rejected at the database level (UNIQUE constraint)</li>
</ul>
Product Roadmap
<ul>
<li>Three-column kanban view: Planned / In Progress / Completed</li>
<li>Each column paginates independently</li>
<li>Compact cards show title, vote button, and completion date (completed items)</li>
<li>Embed on any page with <code>[riaco_feedback_roadmap]</code></li>
</ul>
Admin Tools
<ul>
<li>Dedicated Feedback menu in the WordPress admin</li>
<li>Pending-count bubble on the menu item (mirrors the Comments counter)</li>
<li>One-click Approve action per item; bulk approve supported</li>
<li>Dashboard widget showing the 5 most recent pending submissions</li>
<li>Status and Project dropdown filters on the list table</li>
<li>Admin email notification when new feedback is submitted (opt-in)</li>
</ul>
Customization & Settings
<ul>
<li>8 color pickers for upvote button and form appearance — no CSS required</li>
<li>Configurable items per page (default 20)</li>
<li>Multiple Projects — scope each shortcode to a project slug</li>
<li>All colors output as direct CSS class rules so they always win the cascade</li>
</ul>
For Developers
<ul>
<li>Clean service-container architecture with a <code>ServiceInterface</code> contract</li>
<li>5 action hooks: <code>riaco_feedback_submitted</code>, <code>riaco_feedback_upvoted</code>, <code>riaco_feedback_unvoted</code>, <code>riaco_feedback_approved</code>, <code>riaco_feedback_loaded</code></li>
<li>Filterable email recipient, subject, and message body</li>
<li><code>riaco_feedback_submission_data</code> filter to modify post arguments before creation</li>
<li><code>riaco_feedback_item_html</code> filter to override the rendered card HTML</li>
<li><code>riaco_feedback_services</code> filter to add or replace services in the container</li>
<li>PSR-4 autoloading via Composer</li>
</ul>
<h4>Perfect For</h4>
<ul>
<li>SaaS and software teams — let users vote on the next feature to build</li>
<li>WordPress theme / plugin developers — collect roadmap requests from customers</li>
<li>Community sites and forums — give members a structured way to suggest ideas</li>
<li>Agencies — drop a branded feedback board on any client project</li>
<li>Internal tools — gather employee suggestions on a private intranet page</li>
</ul>
<h4>Shortcodes</h4>
<code>[riaco_feedback_features project="main"]</code> 
Renders the submission form alongside the full feedback board. This is the all-in-one shortcode for most setups.
<code>[riaco_feedback_features_board project="main"]</code> 
Renders only the feedback board (no form). Use this when you want the form and the list on separate pages.
<code>[riaco_feedback_roadmap project="main"]</code> 
Renders the three-column kanban roadmap grouped by status.
All shortcodes accept a <code>project</code> attribute that scopes the display to a specific project slug (default: <code>main</code>). Create additional projects from Feedback → Projects in the admin.

RIACO Feedback – User Feedback, Feature Requests & Voting Board

Collect user feedback, feature requests, and votes. Display a public board and product roadmap anywhere on your site with a shortcode.

Easy Feedback vs RIACO Feedback – User Feedback, Feature Requests & Voting Board