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Tips, case studies, and updates from the PageProofer team.
Best Client Feedback Software for Web Teams in 2026
We compared 10 tools built specifically for collecting client feedback on websites. Not generic survey platforms — just the tools that solve the actual problem: getting clear, actionable feedback from clients on web projects.
So I Built My Own SEO Crawler
PageProofer started as a solution to a common freelance problem. SEOgent started the same way — I kept reaching for SEO crawling tools and found myself frustrated.
Visual feedback tool for WordPress sites
WordPress is the most used CMS for websites. PageProofer is the perfect visual feedback tool to help teams build, review and release WordPress sites even faster.
Case Study - GruffyGoat
How does a WordPress development agency building hundreds of websites per year use PageProofer to streamline their processes? We asked Sydney Cooke at GruffyGoat.
Are typos costing you $$$
Is there anything more off-putting than a glaring typo? They leap off the page, snatch your focus, and bring credibility into question. They could be costing you money.
Adding a feedback widget to your WordPress website
If you use WordPress to develop websites, handling user feedback can quickly turn a fun project into a nightmare. Here's how to make collecting feedback easier.
Case Study - Reliance Editorial Services
A website is only as good as its copy. Why would a copy editor and proofreader need a visual feedback tool like PageProofer? We spoke with Margaret Fierstine at Reliance Editorial Services.
A freelancer's guide to surviving an economic downturn
Every freelancer knows life is full of ups and downs. What happens when a major economic downturn hits? You probably have the tools to deal with it, you just may not know it yet.
Case Study - Chicago Digital
How does a well known web agency, responsible for developing hundreds of websites, use PageProofer to streamline their processes? We asked Mike Sallander at Chicago Digital.
Case Study - Market 8
How does a growth optimization and UX design company use PageProofer to produce better results for their clients? We asked Sandra Ghaoui at Market 8.
Step away from your spreadsheet, get a visual bug tracker
Spreadsheets are great for many things but not ideal for tracking website bugs. They become an unruly mess and relying on them is an invitation to communication breakdown.
Three reasons why a visual bug tracker is the better choice for web developers
With so many bug tracking options available, how do you make the right choice? Here are three reasons why a visual bug tracker is the better choice for web development teams.
Case Study - Conversion First Marketing
How does a local SEO expert use PageProofer to stay ahead of the competition? We asked Tyler at Conversion First Marketing about how his team uses PageProofer.
Three tips for better bug tracking
Joel Spolsky wrote about painless bug tracking back in 2000, but the advice still holds up. What can today's web developers and teams learn from it? A lot.
If your client feedback looks like this, it might be time for a change.
Having a good feedback system can be the difference between keeping a client happy or having a project go off the rails. Here are some bad feedback examples to avoid.
Finding the right issue tracking software for your web development team
Web developers have a slightly different set of needs that many bug tracking systems aren't well suited for. Here are the categories of solutions to help find the best fit.
Visual feedback - smarter issue tracking with PageProofer
Tracking client feedback and bugs during website development can drain a project. The problem is twofold: the effort required and the unorganized ways feedback is sent.
Why use visual feedback for issue tracking?
As a web developer, one of the most dreaded tasks is dealing with team and client feedback. You turn a site over for review and something always breaks. Dealing with that feedback is painful.
An alternative to email hell
Every web designer and developer needs feedback during website development. The problem is the countless ways it arrives: emails, spreadsheets, texts and more.