This is what my thought process was, but I’ve heard mixed responses. A lot of people are more familiar with outreach through E-mail vs LinkedIn, so LinkedIn can feel off-putting.
I started working on this product after experiencing the pain of a back-and-forth review process when working on front-end changes as a software engineer in remote teams.
Pageblox solves this by creating a single source of truth for these reviews in a real-time, collaborative environment.
It's an open-source project, and I'd love to get as much feedback as possible. Thanks!
Pageblox was built based on my experience as a front-end engineer in remote/hybrid product teams.
UX/UI review processes usually involve meetings, back-and-forths through e-mail/slack, and filing issues through Jira/Linear/etc. This process takes quite a bit of time and is convoluted, causing release delays, uncaught bugs, and poor documentation.
Pageblox is a platform that exists directly on the browser, so stakeholders can add comments directly on the app and engage in high-quality reviews. Support for integrations to Jira, Linear, Slack, etc. is coming up!
Great suggestions! A lot of these speak to UX polish which will be addressed.
Yeah #5 was on my list, definitely helps to facilitate conversations.
For #3 & 4, what problems would this help solve? I thought about adding some canvas shapes, but it feels like a nice feature that doesn't solve a clear problem. Sometimes, shapes might take away from the simplicity of tagging comments on the existing UI.
