How is this different from commenting on a design file?

The review happens on the working prototype, so people react to how it really behaves: real pages, real states, real screen sizes.

Can we add our own approvals?

Yes. Add an approval such as Accessibility or Legal, and it applies to every page and component in the project.

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.

Walk the running prototype together. Move between pages, content variants and screen sizes, comment on components, and track approvals to done.

Walk the running prototype together, page by page.

1
Open the prototype
The Crux toolbar sits on the page. Pick a page, a content variant and a screen size from it.
2
Inspect any part
Click Inspect, then a component, to see what it is, the findings behind it, and its comments.
3
Follow a flow
Step through a flow, such as checkout, from the toolbar, and review each step in order.
4
Track it to done
Approvals for UX, UI, Functionality and Content sit on each page and component. The plan shows what is approved and what is left.

The Crux connector adds one toolbar to any prototype.

Delivery slots · why
- Late shipping costs drive drop-offFinding
- Returning customer checkoutJourney
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.
Basket · approvals
- UXApproved
- UIApproved
- ContentReady for review
Approve
Sign off UX, UI, functionality and content, page by page and piece by piece.

How is this different from commenting on a design file?: The review happens on the working prototype, so people react to how it really behaves: real pages, real states, real screen sizes.
Can we add our own approvals?: Yes. Add an approval such as Accessibility or Legal, and it applies to every page and component in the project.
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.