If you maintain a repository, you can use GitHub features to make pull requests more consistent and easier to review. Standardization helps contributors know what information to provide, helps reviewers focus on the right changes, and helps protect important branches from accidental or risky merges.
Using pull request templates
Pull request templates help contributors provide the context your project needs for review. A template can prompt authors to explain the purpose of the change, link related issues, include testing notes, or complete a checklist before requesting review.
Templates are useful when many contributors open pull requests or when your project has review expectations that should be visible every time. See Creating a pull request template for your repository, About tasklists, and Linking a pull request to an issue.