What Is zipBoard and Who Is It For?
zipBoard is a visual collaboration and issue tracking tool that lets teams review web projects, eLearning courses, PDF files and more by annotating screenshots, commenting and assigning tasks in one place. It is built for anyone involved in designing and developing these products, along with their clients.
What is zipBoard?
zipBoard is a bug tracking and visual feedback tool that lets teams take screenshots and assign tasks while browsing their web-based products (web apps, websites and eLearning). You can use it when iterating on a new product or when adding features to an existing one.
It works like an online whiteboard on top of your website, where developers, designers, project managers and QA can discuss, comment, annotate, share feedback and assign tasks. There is no need for emails, spreadsheets or calls to track issues on your web projects.
What is zipBoard used for?
zipBoard streamlines issue tracking for web projects, eLearning projects and more. Teams communicate visually instead of relying on long emails or written messages.
- Visual collaboration: Work with your team on annotated screenshots, much like working face-to-face, and cut down on lengthy explanations.
- Simplified communication: Replace long email threads and chat messages with a single platform, and share issues and feedback with your team in real time.
- Visual bug tracking: If traditional tools like Jira make bugs hard to reproduce or explain, annotate the issue directly on a screenshot so it can be easily identified and reproduced.
Seeing exactly what needs attention helps teams save time, reduce confusion and resolve issues faster.
Who is zipBoard for?
zipBoard is for anyone involved in the design and development of web-based content such as PDF files, eLearning courses, websites and web apps. zipBoard lets teams collect feedback and connect it to their internal task management and issue tracking process.
Teams that work with clients or in remote, distributed environments benefit most from zipBoard's contextual annotated feedback and task management features. Typical users include:
- Web developers
- Product managers
- UX designers and graphic designers
- Project managers
- Quality assurance teams
- Solution architects
- Their clients