Are these screenshots though?
I thought the point of a screenshot was to capture how the page/screen has been rendered by an actual browser/platform. Isn't this a different rendering? If the quirks aren't rendered then the use is limited.
I thought the point of a screenshot was to capture how the page/screen has been rendered by an actual browser/platform. Isn't this a different rendering? If the quirks aren't rendered then the use is limited.
In my experience, users who report feedback are typically concerned more with the data on the page than how the page itself looks when it's rendered. In these cases, a screenshot acts as proof and can immediately focus the problem without requiring a lot of written description. Among users who have non-trivial feedback about a website, the likelihood of their being able to clearly and concisely describe their problem is vanishingly small, and removing the friction of attaching screenshots to their issue reports is immensely helpful.