Collect feedback on the part it is about.

Reviewers click any part of the running prototype and comment on it. No screenshots, no long threads asking which button someone meant.

How feedback works

Every comment sits on the part of the page it is about.

  1. 1

    Invite your reviewers

    Type an email and pick Reviewer. They get a link to the prototype and sign in on the Crux button.

  2. 2

    They click and comment

    A reviewer clicks Inspect, then any part of the page, and writes a comment on it. Labels say what kind it is, and @mentions bring the right person in.

  3. 3

    You hear about it

    New comments and replies show in the bell in Crux. Anything you have not opened by the next morning comes in one summary email.

  4. 4

    Reply where it was said

    Every thread stays on its component, on the prototype and in Crux, so the reply is read next to the thing it is about.

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

Can people comment from a phone?
Yes. On a phone the toolbar sits at the bottom of the screen, and comments open full screen.
What happens to comments when the design changes?
They stay on the component they were made on, because each component has its own id in the code.
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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