WHO USES GOOD ANNOTATIONS?
Deliver striking reports and showcase what works and what doesn’t. Capture screens, test elements and check alignments. Is the service optimized for the best user experience? Share your answer with your clients, team members, and investors.
You can make screenshots look great in just 2 clicks and you can add helpful annotations too. Useful for giving design feedback or guiding your users. A great tool to keep aside & use regularly
Image annotation apps give you tools for annotating images. Good Annotations gives you a workflow for capturing, annotating, and sharing screenshots or other images.
Apps and websites are all about one person- the user. User experience is the single most important aspect of any functioning web service and mobile app. If your user base is not there, does your service even exist? [That’s a question for Schrodinger.] Ensure that you never have to find the answer by applying the feedback and making sure the most important person is always happy. Create an app for the user. Listen to UX audit and feedback.
Provide your expert opinion with a list of suggestions. Discover what works by mapping out the flawed elements and providing feedback on delivering more value to the end-user. Maybe the shadows are the same color as widgets and make the borders look blurry. Maybe the alignment is not right. Is the value preposition central? Can the user navigate every feature? Too many options in the menus? Make sure you don’t miss a single point with Good Annotations. Discover an easy way to audit any current digital service and help create better apps and websites.
Deliver clear and effective communication with a simple link. Save time, cut back on frustration, and build awesome stuff. Create a communication opportunity. Every time you share your UX research, the person on the other end can leave a review. Strike a dialogue, and help bridge misunderstandings. And keep your users happy by building a flawless user experience through extensive research and cooperation.
You don’t have to be a designer to notice something is wrong. Perhaps the corners aren’t clipped right, and maybe there is not enough spacing between icons. If a design flaw just caught your eye, then it’s already bugging the user. Circle, draw, and uncover squashed icons and rough edges. Your UX audit will bring a better understanding of how the service looks across devices. Send your feedback as a series of images made with Good Annotations.
Make sure users don’t waste mental bandwidth. Nobody has time to decipher online services. The harder you make your user work for your service, the further away he is from paying for any of it. People pay to make their life easier, faster, and feel better. Complicated user interfaces are the polar opposite of easy, fast, and feel-good.
Report on apps and websites for your clients, company, and yourself. Bring the roadmap of what works and what needs improvement. Never forget about the user.
UX reports can be hard to take accept. But keep in mind that every new piece of feedback brings you one step closer to creating more awesome products, apps, and websites. Use annotated images to track your progress, and create libraries for UX reports. The rule of thumb is that you won’t even recognize the original files after a few months of constant UX improvements. Listen to UX feedback, and grow together with your products and services.
Content is king, but context rules. You can play a Stradivarius violin on the subway, and maybe a random child would stop by to listen. Play the same instrument in a theatre, and people would pay thousands to see your performance. Context rules. Report on the context of the UX experience and showcase the app’s true value. Write down comments, expand borders, jot, cross, and smear the noise. Help your clients position the prime value of their products to the forefront of the user’s engagement. Build tension, and help the app deliver on the promise it made.
Share your feelings about the UX design. Is the product one huge hell yeah? If not, tell the developers. If yes, tell them that too. Nobody has time for maybe. Average digital services don’t sell anymore. Users are looking for that hell yeah, take my money moment. Help deliver impeccable UX with the help of annotation tools, an image editor, and the screenshot extension. Save files in your account and share them with a link. Strike a dialogue with comments attached to every image and build incredible products and services.
We've worked hard to make our tools & features all online and based within your browser. This means you do not need to install any applications on your laptop or computer.
We thought you might like this as it means we didnt build yet another app you have to install, you can just come back to us when you need us.
We did build a Chrome extension that you can install if you like. It lets you take screenshots in one click.
Good Annotations is currently a completely free and online tool. We dont ask for your credit card details or your email address to use our tool!
This may change in the future but don't worry as there will always be a free version of Good Annotations, payments will only be required if you are seeking to use a premium feature we haven't built yet (for example a team account).
If you have any features you think are missing in Good Annotations, feel free to reach out!
If you have a photo, image or screenshot sitting on your computer you can upload it to Good Annotations through our editor. Its super easy and takes seconds to do.
Once you have uploaded your image you can use any of our online tools to edit or add elements to the image.