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Getting feedback is very important in each work, because it really can improve our works, see do others react and understand your design the same way you do and of course to let you understand how your readers,visitors think. There are really many websites by now already helping each other to critique artworks, get suggestions, create like demo websites and check how people react on them ( a/b testing), this showcase is focusing on showing you places where to get real people feedback and responses.
Here we’ve have collected various feedback, collaboration tools/websites as well as several sites offering you to create polls really easy – ask in Twitter, Facebook and get responses immediately!
They’ve made it easy, simply paste a couple of links to your design(s) below and they’ll have one of our critics get on the job.
Join companies & organizations of all sizes that already depend on UserVoice for feedback. Uservoice communities are the easiest way to turn customer feedback into action:
If you struggle to get design approval from your clients, Get Signoff is the tool you’ve been waiting for. Manage feedback and design revisions simply and elegantly.
ConceptShare is a simple, cost-effective tool for gathering feedback from team members and clients. Easily share media and invite others to add and reply to comments, approve artwork, and markup on visuals.
Launchly lets you find and provide feedback to new websites.
It’s a social support application for engaging your customer community to reduce support costs, build buzz and collect feedback. Unify interactions across your Website, Facebook, Twitter, blog, and mobile apps. For companies of all sizes.
Suggestion box is the exciting new way to send suggestions and then watch ideas turn into action. The one place where individuals can share ideas with every company, group, organization, and product on the planet. The best part of a free individual membership is that it’s interactive. People can stay in the loop by tracking their ideas, connecting with people, and improving the things around them.
Simplify document feedback for your workgroup. Backboard automates the entire process — from upload to final approval — all from within your web browser.
Test any website, web app, prototype or intranet, with large numbers of users, all over the world, in their natural environment.
The most simple way to test with real users. More than 5200 companies use Usabilla for remote usability tests.
Features:
Fully hosted solution leveraging user feedback to increase conversion rates, reduce churn and improve customer satisfaction and loyalty.
WAVE is a free web accessibility evaluation tool provided by WebAIM. It is used to aid humans in the web accessibility evaluation process. Rather than providing a complex technical report, WAVE shows the original web page with embedded icons and indicators that reveal the accessibility of that page.
Simple usability testing.
Features:
Redmark helps designers and their clients communicate visually in just three simple steps. Redmark helps graphic designers work better and faster.
Professional feedback on your creative project. The Quick and Easy Way to Refine Your Work. Supportive feedback, save time and clients. Free feedback on any design work.
Get feedback from your manager.
The UX Booth is a blog about and for the User Experience Community. Together, they are writing articles and sharing resources on usability, user experience, and interaction design.
Concept Feedback provides quick, actionable feedback from thousands of qualified, professional designers and developers.
Verist Labs is a web application that radically transforms the way companies listens and act upon the voice of the people. Manage online reputation through social media monitoring. Also create a direct channel for people to share their complaints, feedback and ideas.
Simple, Cheap Usability Testing for Your Website. Start a usability test for your site in two minutes. Submit questions about your site and receive 10 responses from our reviewers. The cost is $15.
Five second tests are simple usability tests that help you measure the effectiveness of your designs. Conducting a five second test allows you to find out which parts of your designs are the most prominent.
ProofHQ is an online proofing system that streamlines the process of managing design reviews and approvals.
Easiest way for teams to provide feedback on websites. Quickly and easily give feedback on design, content, and code on any page of a website or application without leaving your browser.
Engage Your Customers. Ask Questions. Get Feedback.
Available only for Twitter!
Poll Everywhere replaces expensive proprietary audience response hardware with standard web technology. It’s the easiest way to gather live responses in any venue: conferences, presentations, classrooms, radio, tv, print — anywhere. It can help you to raise money by letting people pledge via text messaging. And because it works internationally with texting, web, or Twitter, its simplicity and flexibility are earning rave reviews.
Poll your twitter friends, settle a long-standing debate or just collect opinions.
Available only for Twitter!
Create a poll and send it to your Twitter followers in seconds. No account necessary!
SocialToo is your companion to the Social web! SocialToo helps you manage Twitter and Facebook and unclutters your stream and Social Graph so you can focus on what’s most important – relationships!
TweetBrain is a crowdsourcing service powered by the Twitter user community. It facilitates people to ask questions, get answers, and earn money from answering questions posted with a reward. It also greatly increases your reach in the Twitter community well beyond your followers.
Available only for Twitter!
Very simple Twitter polls.
Available only for Twitter!
Creates a simple twitter poll!
Available only for Twitter!
Twitqa is a place where you can see the twitters interacting with each other in a most knowledgeable way.Everything is asked,answered and discussed by people like you.
Available only for Twitter!
Twittpoll.com is the opinion channel of Twitter. You can vote on a poll for 24 hours. After that you will receive the overall result within your twitter account.
Available only for Twitter!
Ask questions, give answers and learn more about your friends.
Available only for Facebook!
This is the premier polling application on Facebook. Create polls for your Facebook pages and Profile pages. Ask your friends or fans questions you want or create contests for your fans thanks to Polls! Very simple and easy to use. You can also add pictures, videos or links into your polls.
Available only for Facebook!
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Valters is 17 years old freelancer from Latvia. His experience in web-building is about 3 years - PHP, xHTML, CSS. He enjoys web-building with different languages. You can follow him on Twitter.
Saturday, November 5th, 2011 10:54
I am receiving all my email in spam when it is send through my feedback contect form, is there any problem with my feedback form…:(
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 05:08
And don’t forget http://intuitionhq.com
Thanks for the list!
Monday, July 26th, 2010 13:58
Great list!
Didn’t know about some of the user feedback sites you’ve linked. So you’ve provided me with a lot more options to have a look at.
Cheers,
Joshua
Sunday, July 25th, 2010 13:02
I think nothing beats face to face feedback, this usually takes the form of my friends and family. I feel if you find someone who doesn’t have a design background the feedback is not only likely to be more relevant, but more honest as the person feels more comfortable with you. Posting a link on Facebook is definitely a great way to get feedback fast (which I do sometimes), you just have to take each commenter at face value and assess what you know about their background.
Sunday, July 25th, 2010 04:45
Hi Valters,
Great, comprehensive list; and thanks for including Concept Feedback!
Andrew
Saturday, July 24th, 2010 18:31
Great list, but missing some useful online usability testing services which bring testers from their online panels and are low cost:
http://www.usertesting.com
http://www.trymyui.com
http://www.userlytics.com
http://www.whatusersdo.com (where I work)
… I hope that’s useful.
Lee
Saturday, July 24th, 2010 19:12
When I want feedback I normally check out a forum called Digital Point.
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Dean Saliba
Saturday, July 24th, 2010 19:12
When I want feedback I normally check out a forum called Digital Point.
Andrew Follett
Sunday, July 25th, 2010 04:45
Hi Valters,
Great, comprehensive list; and thanks for including Concept Feedback!
Andrew
Lee Duddell
Saturday, July 24th, 2010 18:31
Great list, but missing some useful online usability testing services which bring testers from their online panels and are low cost:
http://www.usertesting.com
http://www.trymyui.com
http://www.userlytics.com
http://www.whatusersdo.com (where I work)
… I hope that’s useful.
Lee
Scott
Sunday, July 25th, 2010 13:02
I think nothing beats face to face feedback, this usually takes the form of my friends and family. I feel if you find someone who doesn’t have a design background the feedback is not only likely to be more relevant, but more honest as the person feels more comfortable with you. Posting a link on Facebook is definitely a great way to get feedback fast (which I do sometimes), you just have to take each commenter at face value and assess what you know about their background.
Joshua Lay
Monday, July 26th, 2010 13:58
Great list!
Didn’t know about some of the user feedback sites you’ve linked. So you’ve provided me with a lot more options to have a look at.
Cheers,
Joshua
Sindhuja
Saturday, November 5th, 2011 10:54
I am receiving all my email in spam when it is send through my feedback contect form, is there any problem with my feedback form…:(
Jacob Creech
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 05:08
And don’t forget http://intuitionhq.com
Thanks for the list!