crystal-clear web ui feedback
spotlight is contextual feedback for web UI. Install the Chrome extension, click any element on a live page, and leave a precise note. it captures the css selector, the page url, and your comment, then saves it to a shared team dashboard.
the cta contrast fails AA — bump it a shade and we're good to ship.
button.btn-primarybefore & after
vague ui feedback
before"the button on the checkout page looks off", but which button?
aftercomment directly on the element, selector and url captured for you
feedback scattered everywhere
beforenotes in slack, email, screenshots, spreadsheets
afterevery comment lands in one shared team dashboard
heavyweight tools to capture it
beforebig setup before anyone can leave a note
aftera chrome extension: click an element on any live page
a look inside
a few of the screens you'll actually use.
- comment on any element
- shared team dashboard
- chrome extension + web app
comments
acme team · 2 open
cta contrast fails AA
button.btn-primaryheadline wraps on mobile
h1.herofixed — looks great now
nav a.loginthe cta contrast fails AA — bump it a shade and we're good to ship.
button.btn-primaryspotlight guides
Ways to use spotlight, and how it compares.
- use casewhat is contextual feedback and why your team needs itcontextual feedback is feedback attached to the exact element it's about. learn what it is, why it beats screenshots, and how it speeds up your team.
- how tohow to give precise ui feedback without screenshotsstop pasting screenshots into docs. learn how to comment directly on website elements so your ui feedback is precise, current, and easy to act on.
- comparisonbrowser extensions for web ui commenting: a comparisoncomparing browser extensions for commenting on live web pages: what to look for in web annotation tools and which approach actually saves your team time.
- use casestreamlining qa: faster bug reporting with direct ui commentsspeed up qa bug reporting by commenting directly on the broken element. capture the selector and url automatically so developers can reproduce issues fast.
- use casedesign review made easy: commenting directly on live prototypesrun design reviews by commenting directly on live prototypes in the browser. capture the element and url so feedback is precise and easy to act on.
- use caseproduct managers: get clear stakeholder feedback on featuresproduct managers can get clear, specific stakeholder feedback by having reviewers comment directly on the feature in the browser instead of in long email threads.