See how a real estate investment firm and their web designer streamlined their entire website review process — and what other teams say about working this way.
A property investment firm needed their web designer to build a portfolio website with dozens of property listings, team bios, and custom sections. Traditional email-based feedback was creating confusion — design questions got buried, revision requests were duplicated, and the client couldn't easily see what was done.
After switching to Site Feedback, both sides used visual annotations to pin feedback directly on the live site, categories and priorities to organize requests, and status tracking to close the loop on every item. The client portal gave stakeholders instant visibility without needing logins.
Feedback pinned right on the live site.
Every item moves from open to done.
Clients kept in the loop via the portal.
Designers, developers, and agencies use Site Feedback to keep every revision cycle organized.
“We used to lose client feedback in long email threads. Now everything is pinned right on the page — and we can actually track what's done.”
Sarah Chen
Lead Designer, PixelCraft Studio
“The client portal is a game-changer. Our clients love being able to see progress without needing to log in or learn a new tool.”
Marcus Rivera
Freelance Web Developer
“We manage 15+ client sites. The multi-project support and team analytics help us stay on top of every revision cycle.”
Emily Thornton
Project Manager, WebFlow Agency