Capture the context.
Screenshots, full-page captures and imported images give a review a shared point of reference.
Our work
ScreenKitIn-house product · Windows desktop tool
From “change this”
ScreenKitIn-house product · Windows desktop toolFrom “change this”
to a clear
next step.
A review tool we built to keep what you see, what you mean and what happens next in the same conversation.
Try the workflowTHE DETAILTHE CONTEXT
Real desktop interface · sample review
The projectA tool for our own creative workflow
The workProduct thinking, interface & development
The focusClearer visual feedback
Where it started
“A little more
to the left.”
Left of what?
A screenshot tells you what someone is looking at. A message tells you what they think. The trouble starts when those two things drift apart.
During creative reviews, the work moves between images, conversations and documents. A small change can need a surprising amount of explanation.
We built ScreenKit to keep the visual reference and the thinking together, from the first note to the final handoff.
Designed around the review
See it. Explain it.
Keep it together.
One workspace for the screen, the detail and the reason behind the change.
Make the detail visible.
Arrows, highlights, text and numbered callouts show exactly which part needs attention.
Keep the explanation.
Written notes and editable voice transcripts sit alongside the relevant screenshot in an ordered storyboard.
Hand it over clearly.
A review packet brings images and notes together, ready to copy or export as a PDF.
A small example
Make the feedback
make sense.
A detail on the page. A note about what should change. A handoff that keeps both together.
ScreenKitInteractive walkthrough Screenshot 01 — Fieldwork homepageSample design
FIELDWORKObjects for the everyday.
A little closer to nature
Thoughtful objects for slower mornings
and everyday adventures.
Made with care.For the long way home.
Inside the desktop app
Room for the work.
And the conversation.
Screenshot thumbnails on the left. The canvas in the centre. An ordered storyboard beside it, ready to become a readable handoff.
Speak while you look.
Voice notes can become editable text, so the explanation stays useful after the conversation ends.
A considered handoff.
Screenshot references and their notes follow the storyboard order in the exported review.
Keep it local.
Review material stays on your computer. Sharing is a deliberate next step.
Built here. Used here.
This website
was part of
the conversation.
The review PDFs behind changes to this site came from ScreenKit.
Feedback on layout, navigation, spacing and creative direction arrived with its visual reference attached. The website became a practical place to use the tool while refining the experience.
That is the work we wanted it to do: make the next change easier to understand.
See the websiteA practical idea, made useful
Have a workflow
that gets in the way?
Bring us the sticking point. A clearer process and a thoughtful interface can make everyday work feel simpler.
Let’s make it clearer
with this thought.