Guides

Getting clear, finishable feedback on the websites you build.

• Getting started with Pinnote

  From sign-up to your first client feedback in about ten minutes, including how to check what visitors see.

• Install the feedback widget on WordPress, Webflow, Framer, Next.js and more

  One line of code, with exact steps for each site builder, staging addresses and speed-plugin fixes.

• Install the Pinnote browser extension in Chrome or Edge

  For reviewing a site with no Pinnote code on it. Install the extension, then open your invite or share link.

• How to annotate a live website

  What marked-up screenshots, extensions, shared review links and on-site widgets are each good for, and where each falls short.

• How to get feedback on a staging site before launch

  Staging addresses on each platform, keeping them out of Google, and running a review round before the site goes live.

• How to report a website bug, with a template

  What a bug report needs so it gets fixed on the first try, a template to copy, and how to get the technical details.

• How to collect website feedback from clients

  A review process for freelancers and agencies: when to ask, what to ask, and where clients should leave notes.

• Fix website feedback with Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and MCP

  Connect a coding agent to Pinnote so it reads each note with the screenshot and element, fixes it, replies and resolves.