• Open Adalo and sign in to your account.
• In the dashboard, click on "Create New App."
• Choose the type of app you want (Native or Web App) and proceed.

• Give your app a name.
• Pick a theme if you need one.
• Click "Create" to get things rolling.

• Head over to the left sidebar and click on "Database."
• Click on "Add Collection" and name it "Feedback."
• Add properties like "User," "Comments," "Rating," and "Timestamp."

• Drag a new screen from the left sidebar onto your app’s main area.
• Name this screen "Feedback Form."
• Drag and drop form components like text fields for comments and dropdowns for ratings.

• Click on each form element to edit its properties.
• For each form element, bind it to the corresponding property in the Feedback collection.
• Don’t forget to add a "Submit" button at the bottom of the form.

• Click on the "Submit" button to edit its properties.
• Under the "Actions" tab, select "Create" and choose the Feedback collection.
• Map the form inputs to the respective collection properties.
• Add another action to navigate the user to a "Thank You" screen after submission.

• Drag a new screen onto the app’s main area.
• Name this screen "Thank You."
• Add a message like "Thank you for your feedback!" and maybe a button to return to the home screen.

• Drag another new screen onto the app and name it "Feedback List."
• Add a list component from the left sidebar.
• Bind this list to the "Feedback" collection.
• Customize the list to show user names, comments, and ratings.

• On the home screen or main navigation menu, add a button or link to navigate to the "Feedback Form" screen.
• Make sure users can easily get to the feedback form and feedback list via navigation components.

• Use the preview feature in Adalo to test the entire feedback process.
• Submit a test feedback entry and check if it shows up correctly in the Feedback List.

• Once you’re happy with the feedback widget functionality, go back to the dashboard.
• Click on the "Publish" button and follow the prompts to publish your app either on the web or app stores.

By following these steps, you'll have a comprehensive and functional feedback widget in Adalo, ready for users to provide their input.