Challenge 2: Why a Comment Suggesting a Color Change Doesn't Change the Color — Solution Walkthrough

The answer:

Per this chapter's own warning box, Figma comments are annotations
only, not proposed edits that can be directly applied. The
stakeholder's comment communicates a suggestion, but there's no
mechanism in the comment itself to actually accept, reject, or apply
that suggested color change to the button.

Why this differs from what the stakeholder may have expected:

Per this chapter's own material, this is genuinely different from
Google Workspace's own Suggesting mode, where a proposed change can be
formally accepted or rejected directly into the document. Figma's own
comments don't have an equivalent "accept this suggestion" action —
they're purely a communication tool, not an edit-proposal mechanism.

What actually needs to happen next:

A designer still needs to manually go into the design and change the
button's color themselves, based on having read the comment. The
comment only communicates what should happen; someone still has to
perform the actual change by hand.

WHY THIS WORKS AS AN ANSWER
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This exercise checks that Figma's own comments are correctly
understood as communication-only, requiring a separate manual edit,
rather than a mechanism that can directly apply a suggested change.