Share a prototype, and decide who does what.

Invite people by email, each as a viewer, reviewer or approver. Send a link to the exact page, variant and screen size you mean.

How sharing works

Invite people by email, each with a role.

  1. 1

    Pick who does what

    A viewer looks. A reviewer comments. An approver comments and gives approvals.

  2. 2

    Invite by email

    Each person gets an email with a link to the prototype. Someone new to Crux also gets a temporary password, and picks their own when they sign in.

  3. 3

    Share the exact view

    Share on the toolbar copies a link that opens the same page, content variant, screen size and step of a flow.

  4. 4

    Answer requests for access

    Someone you have not invited can ask for access on the prototype. You get an email, and approve them in Crux with a role.

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 I stop people seeing the prototype without an account?
Yes. Turn on “Requires a Crux account to view” for the prototype. Visitors then see a sign-in screen, with a button to ask you for access.
Do stakeholders need a Crux plan?
No. Viewers, reviewers and approvers take part free.
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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