Show HN: Draft – A Design Feedback Tool for Designers and Small Teams

I love the signup page on this site. The writing style of the app itself speaking to you is a great twist and kept me scrolling at least.<p>I have to agree with others here that there are a lot of apps in this space, but the interactive demo right at the top is an awesome way of getting across just how simple this is to use, so I can see that going some way to help this page stand out in a list of many.

First of all, this looks very nice and I have nothing bad to say about this particular product at all.<p>But I can't help but wonder why there are so many apps like this. Off the top of my head there's Notable, LayerVault, Shipment, Cage, Marqueed, Moqups, the recently released Flatsie, and a ton of others that all offer some variation of the "show your work to clients" theme.<p>I'm really curious what pushed you to release your own version of this. Does Draft do something that, say, Notable doesn't? Or do you think the market for this is so big that it can comfortably support one more similar app?

Enjoyed the landing page and the product looks very simple and useful. However, I was thrown off by the demo image used (a login page) and was confused where I could sign up for your app. I think it would be useful to show a different image for the first interaction.<p>Additionally, consider letting the first-time visitor upload something of their own, drop a comment, and email it to their friends, coworker, or client right from this first page. Onboard them and get them using the social functions immediately to get behavioral patterns started.

I think the site looks great. Kudos for giving the actual use case of the app with showing instead of telling. I think its a great overview of what you offer.<p>I am curious as to why you have so many monthly price points - I would have expected 3 for simplicity (or even 1 if you were so bold)<p>I don't have perfect clarity into the "buyers" of these servies, and maybe its as simple as them needed this level of options.

I loved the way you guys presented the simplicity of the app above the fold itself!<p>I agree that there are lots of players in the space and adding to the list given above, namely, Easyproof, Proofhq, Pixelapse and Conceptshare come to mind. Also, there's Framebench that's making some noise with its novel real time functionalities. I really think they might have something there.

The site looks great. Simple, to the point with an obvious call to action.<p>I have one question about the pricing. You say "x projects" and the cost is monthly. Is that x projects per month? If I start a project in one month, and it continues into the next billing cycle, do I get to start two new projects whilst I complete the outstanding third one?

Good idea, but unfortunately that product is really hard to establish because of the learning curve it introduces to everyone involved. I find it to be highly effective for beginning phases, but to transfer that information to another platform has been the determining factor for my version. :3

When compared to InvisionApp, which is what I use currently for sharing mocks and annotations capability - they have more features and for the same/similar price.<p>You won't beat them in features (atm) so you gotta beat them in price.<p>If you guys are cheaper, I'd give it a whirl!

Great site, only problem I found was some wording at the bottom:<p>"I was built by Simon Reed &#38; Chris Mahon. Simon made me work they way I do and Chris who gave me my good looks."<p>Simon made me work THE way I do and Chris -who- gave me my good looks.<p>------<p>Beautiful site!

Small bug in the demo: When I click for a text box the scrollbar on the right of the page disappears. This causes the entire display of the page to shift right by (half of?) the scrollbar width to remain centred. It's pretty visually disorientating.<p>Win7 x64, FF 17.0.1

There are dozens of websites doing this for free. Why should one use your service?

Looks really interesting. I’ll definitely consider using this. Seems great for collaboration.<p>Idea: integrate something like this with a version control system like Git(hub)?

I like this a lot. It wouldn't be HN if I didn't have a nitpick to contribute: dragging the textareas to the right takes it past its right border (Chrome 24 / Mountain Lion).

There is also a pretty cool (and free) alternative: <a href="http://mocku.ps" rel="nofollow">http://mocku.ps</a>

Take a look at - <a href="http://webklipper.com/webklipper" rel="nofollow">http://webklipper.com/webklipper</a>

the right product in this space is going to shake things up on price. everyone is trying to squeeze too much out of this concept. and that's why it hasn't gained near the traction with agencies as it could. its not cost effective.

pricing too high. max pricing should be about 15.00 a month but just have a limit of storage and force people to dump old stuff.

we use <a href="http://clarify.io" rel="nofollow">http://clarify.io</a> pretty cool too (and free)