How to share a prototype with a client for comments
Get the client reacting to the thing itself, without forty emails about "the top part."
Send a live link and ask the client to pin comments on the page. When they tap the exact word or button, you know what they mean.
"Can we make the hero pop more" in an email means a call to decode it. Pinned on the hero, it's clear.
Set it up so you can use the feedback
- Send a link. It looks right on their phone, and they can comment in place. A zip or screenshot can't do that.
- Ask for pins. "Tap anything that feels off and leave a note" gets located feedback. "Let me know your thoughts" gets a paragraph to decode.
- Say what to look at. Copy, layout or the flow, and what's still placeholder. Otherwise you'll get notes on lorem ipsum.
- Don't make them sign up. Every sign-up step costs you responses.
Draft the message. Pick a tone, a focus and a deadline, then copy it.
Add your review link where marked.
If an AI agent built the prototype
Your agent shares the prototype through an MCP tool and gives you the link to forward. Then it reads the client's pins and applies the ones you approve. You never retype their notes as a task list. That's what twocents does.