SleekView Feedback for Pretty Feedback
SleekView Feedback reads Pretty Feedback submission posts, ranks them by upvote count or sentiment score, and renders a polished public board so the highest-signal user feedback floats to the top instead of disappearing under a chronological backlog.
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Why Pretty Feedback sites need a vote view
Pretty Feedback stores each submission as a custom post type with sentiment, category, and contact meta in wp_postmeta. Each submission row carries a sentiment value such as positive, negative, or neutral, a category taxonomy term, and optional contact details for follow-up. The default admin view is a chronological list, which is fine for review but offers no public-facing voting surface.
SleekView Feedback reuses those exact rows. Pick the Pretty Feedback submission post type as the data source, choose a custom _upvote_count meta as the upvote column, then map status to a workflow taxonomy and category to the existing Pretty Feedback category taxonomy. The board renders submissions in upvote order with sentiment pills and workflow status pills, useful for both public roadmaps and internal triage.
Upvotes write back to the meta key you map, so the engagement signal stays consistent across the public board and any reporting. Pretty Feedback's submission form, sentiment tagging, and admin filters continue to work because the board only reads submissions and writes only to the upvote meta the configuration creates.
Workflow
From Pretty Feedback to a vote board
Connect the Pretty Feedback post type
Pick the upvote column
Wire status and category pills
Embed the board on a public page
Sample board
Sample Pretty Feedback board
Comparison
Pretty Feedback admin list versus SleekView Feedback
Default Pretty Feedback admin list
- Admin list is chronological and never publishes submissions as a public voteable board.
- Sentiment and category data live in admin filters but rarely reach the public surface.
- Submission posts cannot be upvoted by visitors, so community signal stays invisible.
- There is no roadmap-style aggregated view of submissions across categories or sentiment values.
- Triage relies on chronological scrolling, which gets slower as the submission backlog grows.
SleekView Feedback
- Reads Pretty Feedback submissions and taxonomies with no schema work or migration.
- Upvote column accepts custom meta, sentiment-weighted scores, or derived combinations.
- Status pills sync to a workflow taxonomy so existing Pretty Feedback filters keep working.
- Category and sentiment pills reuse the existing taxonomies and auto-discover new terms.
- Public-facing board complements the admin list without replacing the existing submission flow.
Features
What SleekView Feedback gives you for Pretty Feedback
Public-facing voting
Pretty Feedback collects submissions reliably but never exposes them for public voting. SleekView adds that layer cleanly, so visitors upvote submissions they agree with and the team sees a community-validated priority list rather than triaging by gut feel against a chronological admin queue.
Sentiment-aware pills
The category pill can map directly to Pretty Feedback's sentiment taxonomy, so positive, negative, and neutral submissions get distinct color-coded tags on the board. Filtering by sentiment becomes a single click, which makes the surface useful both as a roadmap and as a product feedback dashboard.
Triage-safe workflow
Status pill transitions write to a workflow taxonomy that admin filters can also read, so a Resolved pill removes the submission from public sorting while keeping the historical record. The team triages from a single board, customers see a transparent pipeline, and the original submission flow stays untouched.
Audience
Where Pretty Feedback sites use the board
Public feedback roadmap
Embed the board on a Roadmap page and let visitors upvote submissions. The community votes on what they want next, the team triages by community signal, and the page becomes a living artifact of customer demand rather than a static list maintained by hand.
Sentiment dashboard
Filter the board by negative sentiment and the result is a real customer dissatisfaction dashboard. Product managers see which negative feedback the community is upvoting most, prioritize fixes accordingly, and the team has a visible artifact of the most painful pain points.
Internal triage queue
Set the board to admin-only and filter to Open status. Moderators process submissions in upvote order, move them through Investigating to Resolved with pill transitions, and the workflow taxonomy keeps a complete record of every state change for accountability.
The bigger picture
Why a vote view beats the Pretty Feedback admin list
Pretty Feedback does a great job of collecting submissions but leaves the next mile entirely to the team. Admins triage chronologically, valuable feedback that arrived early gets buried under later submissions, and the community never sees what other customers have said. The result is a feedback channel that feels like a black hole from the outside, even when the team is actively working through every submission internally.
SleekView Feedback rewrites that loop. It treats submissions as voteable, surfaces them by community signal, and exposes both the sentiment and category structure as pills. Customers see that their feedback joined a public conversation, the team triages by validated priority rather than gut feel, and the company gets a public artifact that proves it listens.
The original Pretty Feedback flow keeps working for collection, and the SleekView board becomes the surface where the feedback finally has a life beyond the admin list.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Feedback for Pretty Feedback
Yes. SleekView reads the standard Pretty Feedback submission post type and the documented sentiment and category taxonomies, so it works on any site running the plugin. The typical setup takes about five minutes once SleekView is installed and the Pretty Feedback data source is selected.
Yes. The upvote column accepts derived scores that combine sentiment values with vote counts, so a board can prioritize negative feedback that has community agreement above neutral feedback with the same number of votes. Custom weighting is supported through the data source picker.
Yes. SleekView only renders submission body, sentiment, and category data on the board, never the optional contact fields Pretty Feedback collects. Contact information remains accessible only to admins through the standard Pretty Feedback admin interface, which keeps customer privacy intact.
No. The board's upvote button writes to a dedicated upvote meta key, never to the sentiment or category taxonomies. Original submission values stay intact for reporting and historical analysis, and the upvote score adds a separate engagement signal layered on top of the existing data.
Yes. The data source picker accepts both sentiment and category filters, so a Negative feedback board and a Positive testimonials board can coexist on different pages with different sort columns and different status mappings. Each board respects its own configuration independently.
The board renders the submission body as Pretty Feedback stored it, so sites that allow PII in submissions should configure Pretty Feedback to strip or redact those fields before the board renders publicly. SleekView does not perform additional redaction beyond what Pretty Feedback already provides.
No. SleekView paginates the underlying query, caches the sorted set, and uses indexed meta and taxonomy joins. A board with tens of thousands of submissions renders at the same speed as a smaller board because the database does the sort once and the cache covers subsequent visitors.
The board fails closed with a clear empty state because the submission post type is no longer registered. Reactivating Pretty Feedback restores the data without any SleekView reconfiguration, and submission meta is preserved through the deactivation because it lives in standard postmeta.
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