depends on what kind of feed back im gathering here are a list of tools used for gathering Sickle: A traditional hand tool with a curved steel blade and wooden handle. Sickles can have plain or serrated cutting edges. Darat: A big sickle used to harvest fodder from trees. Gandasa: A chopper used to harvest crops like sugar cane. Axe: Used to harvest crops like sugar cane. Combine harvester: A modern tool that can quickly harvest large fields of crops

Watch where people naturally click when they first see your design. Have them mark what feels confusing in red and what makes sense in green. Then, ask them to explain it to a friend – people are way more honest when they're teaching someone else. That's it! It's like getting a peek into how people really think about your work, without all the formal testing stuff.

I like direct engagement. A closed beta to gain feedback is highly effective while simultaneously gaining customer trust. A mix of initial reactions as well as thought out responses can lead to better team conversations and more interesting solutions.

Storyboarding/wireframing allows you to solicit feedback earlier than waiting until a working proof is available. Many issues can be identified at this stage. It can often help to provide reviewers with an evaluation rubric to reference, rather than expecting them to come up with effective feedback off the top of their head.