we've tried a bunch of different approaches and honestly the best feedback comes from getting people in a room (or zoom) together
widgets are fine for quick "this button doesn't work" stuff but for real UI feedback you need context… what were they trying to do, where did they get confused, what did they expect to happen
we do weekly design reviews where everyone can see the same screen and talk through flows in real time. way more valuable than async comments scattered across different tools
the trick is making it feel collaborative instead of like a critique session. when people feel heard they give way better feedback
widgets are fine for quick "this button doesn't work" stuff but for real UI feedback you need context… what were they trying to do, where did they get confused, what did they expect to happen
we do weekly design reviews where everyone can see the same screen and talk through flows in real time. way more valuable than async comments scattered across different tools
the trick is making it feel collaborative instead of like a critique session. when people feel heard they give way better feedback