Top 21 tools to collect and manage visual feedback

Top 21 Tools To Collect & Manage Visual
Feedback

Top 21 Tools To Collect & Manage
Visual Feedback
Visual Feedback Tools
Visual feedback tools provide a common platform to collect visual feedback and manage this feedback
within your delivery teams. These tools are used by marketers and other user experience specialists
to improve page usability by capturing input from users as it comes in.
Let’s take a look at the top 21 Tools to Collect & Manage Visual Feedback…
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1. BugHerd
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 Visual bug tracking and project management
app built for web developers and designers.
 Enables you to report issues directly on a
website with a simple point and click.
 Automatically grabs all browser data and takes
screenshots for you.
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2. Notable
 Web-based tool allowing users to take
screenshots, sketch or wireframe and share
notes on this feedback with their design team.
 Users can export custom PDFs as well as
comment on source code and there is no limit to
the number of team members.

3. Usability Hub
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 Tool for designers who want to review the
usability of their website before it goes live.
 Features such as Five Second Test, Click
Test, Question Test, Navigation Test and
Preference Test gives designers a clear
image of how users experience different
aspects of their website.
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4. mopin.io
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 A good visual feedback tool for testing new
landing pages and web designs.
 Requires no installations on the web page or in
the browser.
 Collects all feedback with a generated, shortened
url of the web page you want to collect feedback
on.
 Emails feedback directly to your inbox.
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5. UserTesting
 Enables you to select users based on your
target demographics and observe their
behavior on your website by either monitoring
their screen activity or listening to the recording
made whilst using your website.
 After a hour you will receive the usability test
video as well as answers to the questions you’ve
asked.

6. Criticue
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 Enables users to have their website or even
website concept reviewed by a community of
entrepreneurs, usability experts and web
designers.
 Is based on a ‘one-for-one exchange’ meaning
for every site you provide a review for, you
receive one for your website.
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7. BugMuncher
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 Web-based app that allows users to highlight
problems on a website.
 The notes you take are mainly based on
selecting (highlighting) elements on the page
and not so much aimed at making drawings and
drawing arrows.
 Saves the notes as a screenshot and sends
them by email.
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8. TrackDuck
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• A tool especially geared towards web designers and
developers.
• Can be used to highlight elements of the page and to
provide comments on them.
• The feedback arrives in real-time through email and
in the dashboard.
• Makes chatting with other users, assigning tasks and
to check the progress of certain issues possible in a
protected environment.
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9. Silverback
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 Guerilla usability testing software that enables
users to capture screen activity, record the tester’s
voice and video their face.
 You can create tasks and mark important events
within each session.
 Only for Mac users but no setup is required.
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10. Verify
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 Enables you to collect and analyse visitor
feedback from screens or test versions
(mockups).
 Great app for testing ideas before they are
implemented.
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11. Try My UI
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 A scenario with a set of tasks for your users is
needed in order to create a test in Try My UI.
 Enables you to watch narrated videos of your
users navigating your website.
 In the video (in addition to their voice), you will
see things such as their own screen, mouse
movements and any keystrokes.
 You can receive written answers to four
questions you provide at the beginning of the
test.
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12. Userlytics
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 Enables you to test prototypes throughout
the design process.
 You can observe real people experiencing
your prototype or website in real time.
 Allows you to watch and listen to
participants carry out tasks, answer
questions and interact on your website.
 Test results are delivered within a few
hours, which can then be shared with team
members or your clients.
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13. UserSnap
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 Makes its easier to check for bugs and other issues.
 Contributes to fast communication between
designers, customers and employees.
 At the click of a button, visitors and designers can
submit a bug report from the website.
 Enables you to create in-browser screenshots, so you
can see exactly what your visitor sees without
needing a plug-in.
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14. Marker
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 Enables you to convert screenshots from any
website into a powerful bug report directly into your
existing tools.
 Capturing feedback via a browser plug-in, rather
than on the page itself so it must first be installed in
Chrome before it can be used makes it unique.
 Key features include screenshot annotation tools,
shareable links and workflow integration.
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15. Feedback.js
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 Feedback.js is an open source project created
in JavaScript.
 Enables you to create feedback forms that
include a screenshot.
 An inexpensive alternative tool for users mainly
looking to collect visual feedback.
 Requires coding skills in JavaScript.
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16. Hotjar
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 Hotjar combines applications of several
usability tools.
 Offers features such as creating heatmaps and
user recordings (the tracking of sessions on the
page).
 Recordings can be tagged, shared and filtered
in the Hotjar dashboard.
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17. DebugMe
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 A visual website feedback tool with a built-in
issue tracking & project management
solution.
 Comes with native integrations to software
development and task management tools
such as Jira, Trello, Pivotal Trackeror Visual
Studio.
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18. Pageproofer
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 PageProofer is a visual bug tracking and
feedback system mostly used by digital
agencies, marketing companies and corporate
web teams.
 Enables users to leave a virtual sticky note on
the website when something needs to be
brought to attention.
 Notes can be assigned to team members and
can include file attachments, comments and
browser info.
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19. Redpen.io
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 RedPen is web-based app that enables users
to upload a file and share it with clients and
team members for feedback.
 Saves users from having to email files back
and forth.
 Once you receive a file from a team member,
you just have to click on the design and leave
a comment.
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20. Userback.io
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 Enables users to collect real-time feedback with
screenshots and instant notifications.
 Users can articulate which content needs to be
altered by drawing and writing on your webpage.
 Can be integrated with various bug tracking
tools and project management tools such
as HipChat, Jira, Trello, WordPress and Campaign
Monitor.
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21. Juntoo
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 Similar to PageProofer, allows users to place
sticky notes with comments directly on
HTML elements which can in turn be sent to
team members for review.
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