InVision Reviews & Product Details

I like that I, as a copywriter, can easily leave comments for my art director partners.

I feel like some of the organizational thumbnails could be improved.

We need to be able to collaborate on website comps and share those with clients. It's great for people to leave comments to perfect the final deliverable.

InVision is hands down one of the most simple-to-use, collaborative, web-based prototyping tools available.

There’s not much I dislike, it would be great to develop a plugin that syncs with illustrator artboards, similar to the sketch and photoshop syncs.

Creating more thoughtful and research-driven user interface designs that have gone through a thorough design approval process and easily communicating those designs and functionality with developers.

The ability to make clickthrough prototypes allows me to not only share UI with my team, but also the UX I have in mind.

I wish there was a way to showcase the old designs side by side with the new designs so people who are just coming in know what we have already changed.

We're solving an issue we had with consolidating feedback for our designs. Now that we have it all in one place we're able to get everyone's input at once. This has allowed us to more quickly iterate on designs which allows us to get out products faster

It is a fairly complete software. It allows you to develop the creative business potential, where you can make several destinations thanks to the rapid sharing function, where according to convenience you can customize, if you wish or not, enable comments or divide the design by sections. The development of business models impresses customers and gives me the ability to keep them up to date with business projects. Being able to integrate other important applications, whether Sketch or Photoshop have made it much easier to export my sketches and use them there, also with the files, I can take them directly from the application I use thanks to the integration system; this function reduces the effort of having to pass everything from one side to another.

It brings a bit of complications to the use of the integration function of other applications. Although I mentioned earlier that it is quite a big help because it relieves the work load, and makes things very easy, it has a small inconvenience, it does not allow to pass very heavy files, and this has turned out to be a big problem; because if I necessarily need to use a certain sketch, that does not allow me to transfer it to InVision, I have to download it, then upload it manually to use it. It is a total nuisance. Equally the interface can be a bit complicated to manage, sometimes it does not run well, it can be very slow sometimes with some specific functions.

I like the fact that it has allowed me to be able to develop online prototypes where I can share it with all the clients and work colleagues, in this way the design is created based on what they like or do not like; i don't have to be creating a design that ultimately does not like the customer, which would be a waste of time. Developing a prototype in InVision gives the opportunity to adjust, edit and create designs quickly and efficiently; all without investing much time, effort or money.

The best way to test our models and designs. I like that the design is SO beautiful. You can share the design. I like that this software is able to get feedback, which is also helpful to improve our projects.

Even though the design is beautiful, sometimes it can be difficult to work with (like looking for features).

It's a great program that has helped us build our projects and designs from the start.

The ability to move quickly, from wireframe to design to mockup—it’s a huge advantage. Also, the vids I've seen look impressive AF. It has a cool design and become a primary design tool in the market.

I think Linux version should be created as well. Linux users are always left out when it comes to design tools :(

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I love how it connects with the programs I use directly so I can always keep my prototype up to date. It also has easy functionality for creating the interactions once you are in InVision. I also love the flexibility of being able to only show certain screens, create sections in a project, and enable and disable comments depending on what project you're in. There are times and places for all of these - and having those controls is great.

That I can't switch from screen to screen while in prototype mode. When I'm building out my hotspots it's a major inconvenience to go back to a different view to pick a new screen to start building out.

It is a great way to take a static mock up of a design and bring it to life for a client to give them a sense of functionality without actually having to get into code or getting a developer to build out a prototype. The biggest benefit to this is that It eliminates a lot of potential time wasted building out a design that a client may or may not like. It gives the opportunity for adjustments pre-build and that is essential.

It is very easy to see the design from someone else and give feedback. And you can see it from a mobile device or from a desktop computer.

Sometimes the UX is confusing. Most on the iOS version.

Communication and feedback between developers and designers

It's a rapidly evolving tool, which is great. New features, animations, and capabilities are always being added. It's a great tool to use when you don't have time to code something, but want to show your audience or stake holder how you want a certain element to behave. It's very easy to upload files, and even has a plugin for sketch so you can send artboards right to invision with the click of a button. A great tool to use for user testing too, especially in the early stages of web design.

My biggest complaint would be a lack of animations. It would be nice to have more capabilities in that area. As it is now, you're limited in fades and interactions with certain areas.

I've used it a lot for user testing in the early stages of web design projects, which has been very useful. Sometimes, UI/UX issues arise too far down the line and it's a scramble with design/development to find a viable option before launch, but with invision, a lot of the time, we can not uncover any of those issues that might arise and solve them early so we're not scrambling with a UI/UX issue at the end of the project.

Invision is a magical tool that lets designers share their digital concepts without investing a line of code

I wish there were more features and that adobe could integrate automatically.

Communication is improved. Instead of asking C-levels to imagine, you can show how buttons and hovers work seamlessly.