The life cycle of web development is simple. Brainstorm the idea, write the code to implement it, test out everything is working fine. End of line. Time for the next one. This would be true in an ideal world where you were on a remote island developing products only for yourself with no other stakeholders. Happy dreamland, no?
But hello practical world! It’s not always that simple. Stakeholders aren’t always on the same page (or even in the same location), collaborating with remote team members can be tough, getting feedback from clients can generate endless email chains and little clarity. Unless sitting over the customer’s shoulder watching their screen, it’s difficult to get visual validation from them.
You Need zipBoard. The simplest tool for visual bug tracking.