InVision is a digital product design platform, that allows the user to develop a quality design in short time.It has prototyping tools, that enables you to upload your design files using which static screens can be transformed into interactive prototypes.This software has predefined layouts that can be used to create visual hierarchy.In addition, it delivers workspaces in order to store and share your design ideas.It allows smooth design communications, where multiple users can comment on the design that helps to improve the quality of the design.Freehand is a special feature available in this, that allows collaboration in order to sketch wireframe.
| Support | Online | Customer Type | Large Enterprises Medium Business Small Business |
| API | Location / Phone Number | New York, New York | |
| Deployment | SaaS/Web/Cloud Mobile - Android Mobile - iOS | Category | UX Software |
InVision is UX Software. InVision offers the following functionalities:
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The pricing for InVision starts at $15.00 per month. InVision has 3 different plans:
InVision offers a Free Plan with limited features. They also offer an Enterprise Plan for their product.
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Yes, InVision provides API.
The app is worse than the website by a long shot. You can't even have it in landscape mode—it FORCES you to portrait...what is that about? It also crashes with any project that has too many screens. I deleted it so that I can go back to using the website. (Without uninstalling the app you will be forced to the app.) Frankly I don't know how this app has over 4 stars, it's simply not production ready. If it was an early stage beta I would understand.
Leaving this here for developers to resolve. Bug 1 - On mobile, initializing comment mode immediately creates a intense zoomed-in view of the selected design page. This makes it incredibly hard to find other members’ comments without scrolling all over the page to locate it. Bug 2 - On mobile, the writing text’s font color is set to the same color as the background. This makes it impossible to see what is being typed.
App also uploads to InVision in a jumbled order
I’ve seen many other reviews on this and I do not understand how so many voices failed to be recognized. After all, they are just your users.... 1. First and foremost, who decided that locking the rotation was a good idea? I understand the hypothesis, but in actual practice, this is terribly annoying in every way possible. InVision is not merely just a ‘mirror’ app — it doesn’t absolutely *have* to maintain its original design spec environment. When viewing mobile designs on an iPad, its rotated 45º because I’m on a landscape view on the iPad. We have an email thread of 182 employees in my company raving on about how badly this has disrupted our pipeline. Moving to Figma seems like a no-brainer now. 2. NOTHING on iOS platforms reveal the ability to manage your projects or art boards. A large chunk of people are actually moving entirely to iPad and mobile to do 90% of their design ‘management’. I cant invite anyone to a project, modify ‘share’ settings, delete an artboard or project, drag anything around, inspect code...nothing. It’s confusing. It’s been this way for several years and I’ve written about this at least 4x now (that I’ve found emails on). 3. Lastly, I just found out that, even on the iPad (as with mobile), I can’t view projects on the web browser. I’m done with it. I’ve given InVision over 4 yrs to change this stuff and other tools are running laps in front of the improvements you’ve so slowly made.
Every time I launch the app, I get signed out and have to log in again. Even if it’s been 10 minutes since I last signed in and I close and reopen, I have to sign in again. Very frustrating
when i login via team domain. it login but it auto logs me out saying time out session.. so I have to relogin twice.
App continues to go blank when using freehand one iPad. Honestly just really not stable.
Freezes, shuts down, hotspots are delayed and cached so they don’t show up properly. I can’t depend on it.
