You can use Pastel (https://usepastel.com). Ist works very good with webflow. Your clients can annotate your website drafts without a account or password/login of you share the link to your pastel-canvas.
I also like the idea of being able to have a conversation within your annotations for when you are sharing work with a client or stakeholder. It gives annotations a dual use: ux documentation along with communication. Here's how Adobe handles it in:
UXPin separates out the two use cases, documentation and commenting, which is nice, but I think the two could be handled by the same feature, perhaps with some sort of a toggle or setting:
Need thisssss. Just came here 2022 to see if it's a function
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Please build this! It would be so good for client and team feedback!
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Please build this feature!! It's a MASSIVE pain point.
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great idea!! this will definitely be used in pp presentation or new project introduction
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You can use Pastel (https://usepastel.com). Ist works very good with webflow. Your clients can annotate your website drafts without a account or password/login of you share the link to your pastel-canvas.
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The productivity gains here could be awesome
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I also like the idea of being able to have a conversation within your annotations for when you are sharing work with a client or stakeholder. It gives annotations a dual use: ux documentation along with communication. Here's how Adobe handles it in:
https://blogs.adobe.com/creativecloud/february-update-of-adobe-xd/?scid=social70261106
UXPin separates out the two use cases, documentation and commenting, which is nice, but I think the two could be handled by the same feature, perhaps with some sort of a toggle or setting:
https://www.uxpin.com/community/tutorials/free-flow-documentation/
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Adobe's Experience Design CC just implemented this.
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