How do I get human feedback on an AI-generated web page?
You built a page with an agent in twenty minutes. Now you need someone to tell you what's wrong with it.
Send a link where people can tap the page and leave a note on the exact spot. Your agent reads the notes and fixes the ones you approve.
Other ways, and why they're slower
| Approach | Problem | Good when |
|---|---|---|
| Screenshot + email/DM | You get "the second button looks weird" and have to hunt for it. | One tiny change, one person. |
| Figma | Importing HTML breaks it, and reviewers need an account. | You already live in Figma. |
| A pull request | Only works for people who read code. | Reviewer is another dev. |
| Pinned notes | You need a tool for it. Reviewers don't. | Anyone, on a phone, in one tap. |
The common problem is notes that aren't attached to what they're about.
Tap the mock page to drop a pin.
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No pins yet. Tap anything that looks off.
How it works
The notes go straight back to the agent that built the page.
- Your agent shares the page through the MCP server and gets a link.
- You send it to a couple of people. They tap and type on their phones.
- Your agent shows you each note and changes only what you OK.
You still decide. Three people's opinions aren't a spec.
Why not check it yourself?
After ten minutes on your own page you stop seeing it. A stranger will spot in one tap what you'd miss in an hour.