For product designers
Design review that stays on the design.
Bring agent-built prototypes, flow write-ups and critique notes into one frame, so every comment points at the exact screen and every iteration stays comparable.
Review scenarios
Where a frame helps design teams.
- 01
Flow critique
Walk through a prototype screen by screen and pin feedback to the state that needs work, instead of describing it in a thread.
- Comments carry the screen and element they refer to
- One issue per comment, so each can be resolved
- Severity labels from the design review template
- 02
Iteration compare
Put v2 next to v3 and talk about the delta, not the whole design again.
- Versions sit on one timeline
- Resolved comments stay with the version they shaped
- Notes explain what changed and why
- 03
Handoff with rationale
Ship the decisions with the design: what changed, what was rejected and what is parked for later.
- Decision log at the end of every review
- Open questions have an owner
- Engineers read the final version, not a chain of exports
A review round
From prototype to decision.
How the planned workflow fits together. In the preview, you can try the review part locally.
- 1
Generate or export the prototype
An agent or a design tool produces HTML, images or a write-up of the flow.
- 2
Open it in a review frame
The planned product would publish it as one page with versions. The demo shows this locally.
- 3
Collect pinned critique
Reviewers comment on the exact screen and mark severity.
- 4
Iterate and compare
The next version arrives beside the last, with resolved comments in place.
Templates for this work
Product previewScenarios on this page are illustrative. They don’t describe real customers or engagements.
Try a review round on a sample brief.
The demo runs in your browser. No account, no upload, nothing to install.
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