Launch day has one job: make the card recognizable. This graphic pairs a large illustration of the QR-coded feedback card with the three steps a resident takes after an officer hands one over — scan with your camera, rate how you were treated, and be done in sixty seconds, anonymously.
Post it the morning cards hit the street. Residents who have seen the card in their feed before they see it in person are far more likely to scan it, and the closing line — good or bad, we read every one — sets the tone that this is a genuine ask, not a formality.
It works alongside the step-by-step How to Give Feedback graphic, and the survey itself keeps the sixty-second promise: a handful of questions, twenty-six-plus languages, no app, no account, and never a name.
