The challenge
Stormfors is a digital growth agency and Webflow Premium Partner. They design and build websites for brands like Filippa K, Porsche Club Sverige, and Luna Diabetes. The team is around ten people, covering brand strategy, UX/UI design, Webflow development, and marketing.
Their sites are detailed. Precise spacing, consistent typography, pixel-level alignment across breakpoints. That needs proper QA, both internally and with clients. Before Huddlekit, neither worked well.
Internally, issues got flagged over Slack or in quick calls, but nothing was tracked. Things slipped through, like a misaligned element on tablet or a font weight that didn't match the design system.
On the client side, feedback came in as emails with screenshots, vague descriptions on calls, or comments in shared docs. For developers like David Wilsby, it meant more time interpreting feedback than fixing things.
They tried Markup.io, Ruttl, and a few browser extensions too. None stuck. Some were clunky, others were hard to get clients into, and none kept feedback organized. Everything still ended up scattered.
The solution
Stormfors started using Huddlekit to bring feedback directly onto their Webflow staging sites. Setup took minutes. Add a URL, invite the team, share a link with the client. No extensions, no code snippets, no onboarding calls.
What made it stick compared to previous tools was how easy it is to use while still keeping everything organized. Every annotation is tied to a specific element, page, and breakpoint. The team can track status, filter by page, and resolve items as they go.
- Developers get feedback pinned to specific elements with device and breakpoint context, so there's no guesswork
- Designers review visual issues at exact breakpoints without manually resizing browsers and taking screenshots
- Project managers track all open feedback in one place instead of pulling together threads from email, Slack, and calls
- Clients click a shared link and point at what they want changed. No accounts, no installs, no learning curve
Internal QA before the client ever sees it
Before Huddlekit, there was no real internal QA step. Issues were caught randomly or not at all. Now the team runs an internal review in Huddlekit before sharing anything with the client. Wrong font weight, off spacing on tablet, a button that doesn't match the design system. All annotated directly on the staging site.
By the time a client gets the link, most issues are already fixed. Fewer surprises, faster sign-off.
"We didn't really have a streamlined, internal QA step before. Now we go through everything in Huddlekit first, so by the time the client sees it, the obvious stuff is already fixed."
George Duckett, Growth Lead at Stormfors
Faster client reviews
Giving clients direct access through guest links made a big difference too. Stormfors shares a Huddlekit link with each staging deploy. Clients leave their notes directly on the page, and the team picks them up the same day.
"Clients used to send these long emails trying to explain what they meant. Now they just click on the thing and tell us. Way less back-and-forth."
David Wilsby, Web Developer
Responsive QA without the friction
Responsive QA used to mean manual resizing, screenshot comparisons, and separate threads per device. With Huddlekit, the team and their clients flag issues at specific viewport widths, all in one place.
The results
Within the first two months, Stormfors saw clear improvements across their delivery:
- Faster QA turnaround, review rounds close significantly faster than before
- All feedback organized in one place, no more piecing together emails, Slack messages, and call notes
- Clients actually use it, the ease of use means clients leave feedback on their own without needing walkthroughs
- Less context-switching for developers, feedback comes in actionable and specific, tied to the exact element
"It fits right into how we already work. Build in Webflow, deploy staging, share the review link. Simple. And clients actually use it, which is more than I can say for the other tools we tried."
Fredric Örup, CEO at Stormfors
Stormfors now uses Huddlekit on every client project, from initial design reviews through to final launch QA.
