Terminology

Terms and definitions found in the language of Huddlekit.

A B C D F R S U V W

A

A/B Testing

Comparing website variations to find what works—and how visual review tools help teams iterate faster between tests.

B

Breakpoint Comparison

Viewing a website at multiple viewport widths simultaneously to catch responsive design issues.

C

Client Approval

The formal sign-off from a client that a website is ready for launch or that a deliverable meets their requirements.

CSS Inspection

Examining the styles applied to webpage elements to verify design implementation or debug visual issues.

Customer Feedback

Collecting clear, actionable feedback from clients and stakeholders during website reviews to ship better work faster.

D

Design QA

The process of checking that a built website matches the approved design—pixel by pixel, breakpoint by breakpoint.

F

Feature Request

Capturing and organizing change requests from clients and stakeholders during website reviews without losing context.

R

Responsive Testing

Checking that a website works correctly across different screen sizes, devices, and orientations.

S

Stakeholder Feedback

Input from clients, executives, and decision-makers during website reviews—often the most critical feedback to capture clearly.

U

User Story

Framing website feedback and feature requests as user stories to keep development focused on real needs.

V

Visual Feedback

Feedback tied to specific visual elements on a webpage, making it easier for developers to understand and fix issues.

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