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Sharing is how your clients see the work. You create a link to a file or folder and send it. The person who opens it does not need an account. The Shared Access page lists every link you created. It shows how many times each one was viewed, when it expires and whether it is still active. You can turn a link off at any time.
The Shared Access page listing all share links
When you share a file or folder, you give the link a name, an optional description, and choose how long it stays valid. You can also add a password and set what recipients are allowed to do.
The create share link dialog with expiration and password options
If you add a password, the person who opens the link first sees a passphrase screen and only gets in with the right password.
The passphrase screen a guest sees for a protected share

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What your client sees

Once they are in, your client sees a clean view of the shared folder with your structure and files, and can open any file to review it. No account and no setup needed.
The guest view of a shared folder with its structure and files

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Point a share at something else

You can relink an existing share to a different folder or file, so the same link keeps working even when your structure changes.
The relink dialog to point a share at another folder or file

See the review tools

How feedback and approval work.