Website feedback for freelancers
Upload the built site and create a client review link. Send that link with a short brief: the pages to check, the decisions you need, and which version is ready for review.
Comments stay with the reviewed version. Use the project’s feedback view to track the work, then upload the revised site as a new version of the same project.
Design reviews for studios
Give clients a working website they can browse on their own device, or a set of designs they can page through. They can comment and approve without creating a Sunrose account.
To share designs, drop the images or PDFs instead of a site. Each page opens at full width, and reviewers pin a comment to the exact spot or draw a box, circle or line. Upload a revised file as a new version and compare it with the last, side by side or with a slider.
Keep each round of feedback tied to the version that prompted it, and choose link by link whether a client can download the original files. Workspace plan allowances determine which additional team and review features are available; check Pricing before choosing your workflow.
Share HTML prototypes
Upload a static prototype with its styles, scripts, and images. Check navigation and interactions in the published preview before sending the link.
A prototype that depends on a local server or private API will need changes before it works for a remote reviewer. Sunrose does not run server-side application code.
Review static website builds
Build your Vite or Astro project locally, upload the output, and review the actual HTML and assets. Test inner pages, images, and any external services after publishing.
When feedback is addressed, use Add version on the existing project. Create a review link for the new version when it is ready; earlier reviews retain their original context.