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Walk through the site on every device at once

Review mode shows the site in phone, tablet and desktop frames side by side, scrolled to the same content. Click a link and every frame goes to that page; a page that has not been checked yet is checked on the spot and added to the same report. Problems are numbered on the page, hover looks show under your mouse, and on Prism one switch turns the frames into the real, live site.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Open Review on any check

    The pages appear in device frames; scroll one and the others follow to the same section.

  2. 2

    Click through the site

    Links are clickable. A page that is new gets checked on the same screen sizes in about 20 seconds.

  3. 3

    See what is wrong, in place

    Each problem is outlined and numbered on the page, with how to fix it beside it, and Mark fixed, By design or Create issue one click away.

What it catches

  • Problems you only notice next to another screen size
  • Hover states of buttons and links
  • Pages you forgot to check
  • The real site, live, with menus and forms (Prism)
  • Mark fixed, By design or Create issue right next to each problem

Questions

Do I have to crawl the whole site first?

No. Start from one page and click: every page you open is checked and added to the report. Free reviews one page; Lens up to 15 and Prism up to 150 per check.

Is it the live website?

By default it shows the screenshots of the check, which is fast and works for every site. On Prism, switch to Live to use the real site in the same frames: hover, animations, menus and forms all work.

Does checking a page from Review use up my daily checks?

No. Pages added in Review belong to the check you already ran.

More answers in the FAQ

More ways to check

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Find every width where your layout breaks

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Test your website on Safari without a Mac

Figma comparison

Compare your website to the Figma design

Full-site checks

Check every page of your website before launch

Integrations

Send every bug where your team already works

Fix verification

Know a bug is really fixed, without checking it yourself

Visual changes

See what changed since the version you approved

Client feedback

Feedback from clients, in the same place as the bugs

Change alerts

Know when your sites change, and if it broke something

Teams

QA your client sites as a team

CI / deploys

Check every deploy before your client does