Website Annotation Tool
Website Annotation Tool: Pin Comments on Live Pages With Full Technical Context
Feedash lets designers, developers, and clients annotate live websites by pinning comments to exact page elements. Each annotation captures the CSS selector path, pixel coordinates, viewport dimensions, and browser, giving your team everything needed to locate and fix issues without guesswork.
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Key benefits
How It Works
Three steps to better feedback.
Add your website
Enter your site URL and Feedash automatically captures a preview. Your project is ready in seconds.
Pin feedback on any page
Browse your website inside Feedash and click on any element to leave a comment. Add priorities and assign team members.
Collaborate and resolve
Track every piece of feedback from To Do to Approved. Share review links with clients and close the feedback loop.
What website annotation means in practice
Website annotation is the practice of attaching notes and comments directly to elements on a live webpage, much like using sticky notes on a printed design, but for the actual working site.
The key difference from screenshot annotation is that live annotations stay anchored to the real page. They are not images, and they are not static documents. They are comments tied to specific page coordinates, HTML elements, and viewport sizes.
How Feedash handles website annotation technically
When a reviewer clicks an element to annotate it, Feedash records four key data points: the pixel coordinates of the click, the CSS selector path of the clicked element, the current viewport dimensions, and the browser and operating system being used.
This means a developer looking at the annotation does not need to hunt through the codebase. They can review the CSS selector in the pin data and navigate directly to the relevant element. Teams that want to act on annotations inside their workflow can also push them into ClickUp or Trello to manage them in a sprint backlog.
See how Feedash works in practice
Start collecting website feedback in under 2 minutes. Free plan available.
Annotation across multiple pages and viewports
A single website project in Feedash can include annotations across multiple pages. You can add multiple URLs to a project and switch between them inside the review interface. All annotations across all pages remain accessible from one central project dashboard.
For responsive websites, annotations can be made and reviewed in desktop, tablet, and mobile viewports. Each annotation records which viewport it was created on, so responsive issues are immediately clear without needing additional explanation.
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