This is how a feedback page looks like: https://visualtip.com/3c5090a169f6b9e955d3b57b9401497b

The world of UX has grown to use and love InVision over the past few years — https://www.invisionapp.com/ — an app that allows the same visual feedback, with far more powerful features.

Have you given it a try before, @jkeat? They tend to market themselves to designers first and foremost.

the popup modals nearly made me instantly close it. I don't want to fill in any information till I know what I'm dealing with ( even if it has a skip button ). Just kind of feels rude.

> During the private beta period we will only support the Google Chrome browser. Rest assured however, we will open support for other browsers in a couple of weeks.

Come on, Opera 46 is the same as latest Chrome. Fix your UA detection to be feature based not UA name based.

Lame, on Chromium 59, it says "Browser not Supported You're using an web browser we don't support. Try a modern, up to date browser".

No thanks, I like open-source.

The demo looks messy and gave me the idea that the tool itself will get messy if I'm part of a team. It's cool it's collaborative but what else? Would suggest to improve how you demo the tool.

Personally, I liked how the tool solves the problem and the simple design.

Interesting solution, 1. How do you plan to work out with others providing the same solution ? (InVision, RedPen, etc) 2. Suggestion: Allow visitors to experiment quickly to know what tool does, ask for signup later (when user tries to leave)

Reminds me of the now-defunct design feedback site ocean.ink: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/ocean

looks nice :D.