Mocksup – Share & Annotate Mockups

Unless you are in the same zip code as your web site builder you will likely see some of the early versions of your site via an emailed image. Sometimes this makes it hard to put what you are seeing in context. Mocksup is a new web-based tool that is trying to make this process easier.

Once signed up for a free account you can share any image in just a few steps. Your shared image is then ready for feedback by anyone you send it to. Although this is ideal for sharing mock websites, this site can be used for any graphics or images that you are looking for feedback on. Because Mocksup keeps the old versions it is also a good way to track changes through the project life.

When it is used for web site feedback your designer can show how one page links to another, better mimicking what the final site will look like.

Although the free plan offers a large number of mocks, there are $9 and $19 per month package for additional pages and features.

3 Reasons You Could Use Mocksup:

• You are going through a website redesign right now and want a better way to provide feedback to your developer and designer.
• You work on flowcharts and org charts that you would like to share with a team and get easier detailed feedback.
• You a web designer that frequently shares sites with clients.

2 Reasons You Don’t Need Mocksup:

• You are not going through a site redesign.
• You don’t have internal graphical projects that require frequent feedback

For more information on Mocksup visit www.mocksup.com.

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