Artefact is a visual feedback tool for HTML pages and web designs. Instead of marking up a screenshot, your reviewers comment on the real, working page. They drop pins, leave sticky notes and highlight text right on the render, and every comment comes straight back to you.
A visual feedback tool lets reviewers comment directly on the live page — Artefact does this with pins, sticky notes, and highlights on your rendered HTML.
A screenshot freezes one moment in time. A live page has hover states, scrolling, working forms and a layout that shifts across screen sizes. Artefact renders your file in a sandboxed iframe, so guests review exactly what a visitor would see and pin each comment to the spot they mean.
Set a password so only the people you invite can see the work. Guests don't need an account. When a round is done, rotate the password for the next reviewer or revoke the link entirely. Old links stop working the moment you want them to.
Design reviews with a client. Copy and content checks before launch. QA on a fresh build across different devices. Any time a list of changes in a separate doc would lose the thread, point at the page instead.
A visual feedback tool lets reviewers leave comments directly on a web page or design instead of writing them up in a separate document. Reviewers point at the exact element they mean, so nothing gets lost in translation.
No. Guests open your link, enter the password and start commenting.
Artefact works on HTML you upload. Save or export the page as a file, upload it, then share the rendered version for comment.
You are notified as comments arrive, so you can reply or start fixing straight away.