Get client sign‑off on the prototype itself.

Your client approves each page and part where they see it. You always know what is approved, what needs changes, and what is still open.

How sign-off works

Your client approves each page and part where they see it.

  1. 1

    Set what needs approving

    Crux starts with UX, UI, Functionality and Content. Add your own, such as Legal or Accessibility. The list is the same on every page and component.

  2. 2

    Invite your client as an approver

    Type their email and pick Approver. They get a link to the prototype, and a password if they are new to Crux.

  3. 3

    Mark work ready for review

    Set an approval to Ready for review and your approvers get an email. They open the prototype and approve it, or ask for changes.

  4. 4

    See what is left

    The plan shows how much of each page is approved, as a percentage, on the prototype and in Crux.

On the prototype

The Crux connector adds one toolbar to any prototype.

  • See why

    Click a part of the page to see the finding and the quotes behind it.

  • Comment

    Talk it through on the component, with labels, @mentions and replies.

  • Approve

    Sign off UX, UI, functionality and content, page by page and piece by piece.

Questions

Does my client need to install or pay for anything?
No. They open the prototype’s link in a browser, on a computer or a phone, and sign in on the Crux button.
Can a client approve one part and ask for changes on another?
Yes. Every page and component has its own approvals, each with its own status: Draft, In review, Changes requested, Ready for review or Approved.
Which plan do I need?
Inviting people needs Starter (up to 5 people), Pro (up to 10) or Team. The people you invite take part free, and need no plan of their own.

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