Comments on: Notable App: a collaboration tool that lets you clip, annotate, and share feedback on websites and images

By: Chico Design

Chico Design — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 11:36:48 +0000

Quite useful if one works in a team for some project. Sounds good with its features like feedback, sharing, different ways of capturing data.
Valuable Post.

By: Meghann

Meghann — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 20:25:54 +0000

Tools like Notable are good for use with clients, as well, let’s not forget. The place I work for developed their own tool, Denote (www.denoteapp.com if you’re curious) and they have clients sign up and add the project that is in development. Then if the client sees anything on the site, a typo or just something that they think needs to be changed or added to, they can drop a little note on it and comment on it, and then the design team can respond and check off that they have corrected the item. I did a test-run of notable and it does just about the same thing. It’s also helpful for a production team because if you have to go in and correct a bunch of problems (I will write about Denote instead of Notable, since I know it better), one designer testing the site can just drop notes onto the site. Those notes are then saved, and when they’re reviewing the site later with the team, they can go in and review the notes instead of having the remember where every single little error was. Believe me, it’s useful, you just need to use it before you dismiss it.

By: Ishan@ILoveFreeSoftware

Ishan@ILoveFreeSoftware — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 07:41:22 +0000

As you said, this is a good app for those working in teams. Can quickly share and collaborate on stuff.

By: Notable App: a collaboration tool that lets you clip, annotate, and share feedback on websites and images « Zigmas’ Weblog

Thu, 11 Feb 2010 10:49:25 +0000

[...] feedback on websites and images A few days ago I have got an info about an interesting tool Notable App. Author claims that “At heart, this software is a web-clipping tool with online storage, [...]

By: Toni

Toni — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 20:53:24 +0000

Strange app. Like you said, which people is this tool for? The video says: “let’s say I am a productmanager”. So i guess it’s for productmanagers, whatever productmanagers do. And then it goes further on how the productmanager and his team comment with on the technical aspects of the site. So you need to be a tech-savvy productmanager with the need to comment on webdesign. Most productsmanagers would only do this for their in-house produced sites. So, it’s a tool for ehm… product-mamagers and webdesigners who don’t work in the same office?? Or something like that…

If someone has real good use for this tool, I would like to know.