Polish where it matters.
Pin notes on the actual built product. Engineers see the exact element. The implementation matches the design.
Goals
- Higher implementation fidelity
- Less context-switching
- Faster polish loops
- Cross-viewport coverage
Metrics that move
- Polish issues caught pre-release
- Implementation drift over time
- Time-to-fix on design polish
Common objections, honest answers
On the design — yes. On the built product — pinning to the actual element is faster than describing it.
SSO is supported on Team and above; magic-link is fine for everyone else.
When polish lives in the same triage flow as bugs, it stops being optional. Severity gates can include polish criteria for marketing pages.
Frequently asked questions
Can I link Figma source files?
Does this fit a design-system review process?
Will pins survive a redesign?
Can I review across viewports?
How does this fit with my existing Figma workflow?
Can I sign off on a build before it ships?
Keep exploring
Drop pins on any element on a live page or screenshot. Threaded comments stay anchored even when the layout changes.
Capture pinned feedback on any site you visit — staging, production, or a competitor's page — without an SDK install.
Review UI on the actual built product, not in the design tool. Pin polish notes to elements that exist.
Capture accessibility issues with the assistive context that helps engineers reproduce them.
Loop executives and customers into approval flows without giving them a tracker seat or training.