ilolink for designers

Share a mockup or prototype as a page

Drop an HTML mockup or an AI-generated landing page into the composer and get an ilolink.com/<slug> link. Your CSS is kept, so the layout renders the way you built it — type, spacing, color, grid. Reviewers need no login, and your docs live in your teamspace, reachable from any device you sign in on.

One thing to know up front: by default, interactive JS is frozen to static on ingest. Uploaded markup is sanitized so nothing runs, which keeps the link safe to send — but it also means a click-through prototype won't click through, unless you mark the doc trusted at publish time, which serves it as-is inside a sandboxed frame on the isolated origin. Share a static or exported mockup (a single screen, a flat landing page, an exported frame) and it's ideal. The visual is exactly what you get feedback on.

Get feedback on the exact spot

Reviewers drop anchored comments on a point, a region, or a specific piece of text on the page — no account needed to leave one. Instead of "the button feels off" in a Slack thread with no context, the note lives on the button. Threaded replies keep the back-and-forth attached to the pixel it's about.

You also get lightweight reactions and short notes, so a reviewer who just wants to say "this header, yes" can do it in a tap.

See where attention goes

Live click and scroll heatmaps, split by device class, show what people reached for and how far down they got. If everyone stops above your CTA, or taps a label that isn't a button, you'll see it — on desktop and on phones separately, since a layout that reads fine wide can fall apart small.

Alongside the heatmaps you get the rest of the cookieless analytics: total views, approximate uniques (approximate by design), average time on page, a 0/25/50/75/100% scroll funnel, referrers, countries, and 30-day daily views. The full breakdown is in the analytics, heatmaps & feedback guide.

Keep it private

A mockup isn't a public launch. Set the doc to unlisted so it's only reachable by the link, or add a password so only the people you send it to can open it. Expiry is opt-in — links don't vanish on you unless you set them to.