Client concept sharing
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Anyone know any web based interfaces or other tools for presenting / sharing concepts to clients?
I've found www.conceptshare.com but if anything it's got too many tools and little ability to customise the interface. Although the annotation feature would be nice for the client to use.
Obviously the alternative would be to just develop your own.
Cheers for any help.
- kezza_20
basecamp?
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email
- shitehawke0
email with pdfs? (just to elaborate on cannonballs excellent response)
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be "creative"
- JDC0
email not really an option in our case unfortunately. We have account execs in between the designers and clients so forwarding emails back and forth would just get messy. Plus everything needs to be archived online so the client and us can simply click to see any of the past and present projects and look at how they progressed.
We have something similiar to Basecamp for project management. I'm looking for something that simply deals with sharing and feedbacking on concepts between us the client.
Any other suggestions?
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html
- Yep. What we're using at the moment. Just seeing if there's anything else out there.JDC
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or fire the exec. in this economy, i mean really? execs? sheesh
- kelpie0
you could set up a tumblr blog or something, post a visual as a blog post and clients can comment on it. Anyone know if you can post images into tumblr comments? that way you could repost in the same thread with the amended stuff and continue the dialogue
I've seen tumblr blogs quite heavily customised and integrated into sites, so I'd imagine you could make something branded to your company from it.
just a thought
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lease some hosting space here
- kelpie0
here you go, looks horrible but it's specifically for this kind of thing
http://www.redmarkit.com/
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- fodcj0
What about this:
- Salarrue0
apple style fonts
- JDC0
Thanks for the suggestions. Taking a look at those two now...
Redmarkit could be good. More of a cut down version of Concept Share. Though, as you say, the interface is pretty ugly.