The screenshot treadmill
You’ve cropped, annotated, and uploaded eleven screenshots — and you’re only halfway through the review. Tomorrow someone will ask which page the fourth one was from.
Your design review shouldn’t be a 40-message Slack thread.
feinschliff turns design reviews into structured feedback developers can import and act on — every issue pinned to the actual element, with CSS context attached. No screenshots, no guessing, no clarification loops.
Mara (Design)
screenshot_final_v2.png
the spacing here is off, can you fix?
Eric (Dev)
which spacing? the card padding or the gap between cards?
Mara (Design)
IMG_4402.png
this one!! also the font looks wrong
Eric (Dev)
which button do you mean?? there are 3 in that section 😅
Mara (Design) · Issue 1
Padding here should be 16px, not 12px.
- Captured change
- padding: 12px → expected 16px
- Selector
- section.actions > button.primary
Free during early access · Chrome extension · Works on any site
Everyone on the team knows this Tuesday.
The ticket that’s actually ten tickets
"UI fixes before launch" — one Jira ticket, ten unrelated issues, zero selectors. You fix six, guess at three, and nobody notices the last one until the client does.
The clarification loop
Three rounds of "no, the other padding." A 15-minute fix that took a day and a half of calendar time, and neither of you did anything wrong.
One review. Zero clarification loops.
1 — Review directly on the page
No screenshots, no cropping. The designer clicks any element, writes the issue, and feinschliff captures the selector and CSS context automatically.
VIDEO: inspect + annotate + CSS auto-capture (~10s loop)
2 — Send it as one structured review
One artifact instead of a thread. Every issue numbered, every element identified, every expected value attached.
SCREENSHOT: exported review — numbered issues list
3 — Fix, then verify against intent
The developer opens the review, works through the issues with exact CSS context — and compares each fix against what the designer intended. Done means done, not "done until the next review."
VIDEO: developer opens review, fixes, verifies (~10s loop)
You’re probably wondering...
Does my whole team need to install it?
The designer reviews in the extension; the developer opens the review in the browser.
Is this another tool on top of Slack and Jira?
No — it replaces the part of them you hate. Reviews stop being screenshot threads and ten-issue tickets; everything else in your workflow stays where it is.
Does it work on our staging environments?
If your browser can open it, feinschliff can review it. Localhost, staging, password-protected client previews — no deploy hooks, no setup.
Never explain the same padding fix twice.
feinschliff is in early access — free while we build with the first teams.
We’ll email you when your access is ready. No newsletter, no spam — just the invite.