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Website feedback, review and QA guides.

Feedback developers can act on, annotating a live site, sharing staging with clients, review rounds that end in a sign-off, QA before launch and bugs handed to a coding agent.

Guides9 min read

How to give website design feedback developers can act on

How to give website design feedback a developer can act on without a follow-up question: 7 rules, a copy-paste template and 6 before-and-after examples.

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Workflow9 min read

A website review and approval process that gets to sign-off

A five-stage website review and approval process: who reviews what, when each stage starts and ends, how to run rounds, and a sign-off message to copy.

Guides10 min read

Website QA checklist: 50 checks to run before launch

A 50-point pre-launch website QA checklist: content, layout, links, forms, browsers, speed, SEO, accessibility and launch day, with what to look for in each.

Workflow7 min read

How to write a bug report an AI coding agent can fix

A bug report template for AI coding agents such as Claude Code and Cursor: the six things an agent needs to fix a front-end bug, and three ways to hand it over.

Guides6 min read

How to annotate a website: 4 methods compared

Four ways to annotate a website, from marked-up screenshots to pins on the live page: how each works step by step, what it costs the reviewer, and when to use it.

Workflow6 min read

How to share a staging site with a client for feedback

Five ways to show a client an unfinished site, how to keep staging out of Google, and how to collect their feedback on it without giving them an account.

Comparisons2 min read

Website feedback tool alternatives

Shortlists of alternatives to BugHerd, Marker.io, MarkUp.io and Userback, with pricing verified at the source.

Comparisons2 min read

LayerDock vs BugHerd, Marker.io, MarkUp.io and Userback

Four head-to-head comparisons, each naming the cases where the other tool is the better buy.

Guides2 min read

How to report a bug with a screenshot and console errors

What a bug report needs so a developer can reproduce it, and how to capture the console output without opening DevTools.

Comparisons18 min read

Best website feedback tools in 2026: 17 compared

Seventeen tools for collecting visual feedback on live websites, with entry prices read off every vendor’s own pricing page.

Workflow7 min read

How to collect client feedback on a website

Set up a review link, brief the client so they actually use it, and triage what comes back.

Setting something up rather than reading about it? The docs cover every integration step by step.

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