Use case
Polish in the medium that ships.
Designers review the built product, not the mock. Notes pin to the actual element so engineers don't guess.
The workflow
Three steps from feedback to fix.
Open the build
Designer loads the staging URL with the AnchorMark widget enabled.
Pin and annotate
Drop notes on spacing, type, motion, and copy issues.
Engineering picks them up
Reports flow into the tracker with the exact element selector.
Re-review on the next deploy
Pins persist across deploys so the designer can verify the fix in place.
Outcomes
- Catch visual regressions before users do.
- Eliminate the "the implementation doesn't match the design" debate.
- Keep design polish in the same triage flow as bugs.
- Designers stay in the medium they're reviewing instead of bouncing between Figma and a screenshot.
Frequently asked questions
Can I attach Figma links?
Yes — pins support links and attachments so the design source is one click away. Engineers see the exact element and the source frame side-by-side.
Does this replace Figma comments?
No. Use Figma comments on the design; use AnchorMark on the built product. Most teams use both — the tools target different stages of the flow.
Will pins survive a redesign?
Yes. Pinned visual feedback uses a resilient selector strategy with x/y fallback and the original screenshot, so notes stay anchored even when the markup shifts.
Can I review across viewports?
Yes. Pin from any breakpoint and the report carries the viewport size. Reopen a desktop pin and AnchorMark recreates the original mobile context for inspection.
How do I make sure copy matches the brief?
Attach a Content Brief to the project and reviewers (and AI verdicts) compare the rendered page against the agreed-upon copy and CTAs.
Can engineering see exactly which element a pin targets?
Yes. Each pin records the selector path, the rendered DOM snippet, and a screenshot. Engineers open the report and know the element without asking.
Keep exploring
Pinned visual feedback
Drop pins on any element on a live page or screenshot. Threaded comments stay anchored even when the layout changes.
Browser extension
Capture pinned feedback on any site you visit — staging, production, or a competitor's page — without an SDK install.
Content Briefs
Attach structured content briefs to a project — page goals, target ICPs, expected copy, and CTA destinations — so reviewers and AI know what 'correct' actually means.