InVision

Pros: Used this service for the digital mack ups. Great looking tool. Easy to use and implement. Happy to have it

Cons: I have nothing disliked about this application

Pros: Love it to collaborate and share resources with team and clients.

Cons: The web app is pretty heavy and takes ages to load.

Pros: Its free. You are getting a professional tool for free. You can share it on the mobile straight away. Collaboration features are great also.

Cons: Import from other tools are still buggy. When I am using the mobile app I would expect from the mobile app to cache the design it will speed up things.

Overall: Bottom line great tool and it's FREE

Pros: Although I do not create my prototypes in InVision, I use this site to upload my prototype and link the various buttons and links to the correct pages for testing and presentation purposes. I absolutely love the InVision plugin for Sketch because it makes exporting much easier. Once my prototype is in InVision and ready to go, I can just share a link to everyone! I also love that these prototypes and shareable links can be password protected.

Cons: This site is very helpful and easy to use but sometimes it has weird glitches for unknown reasons but going back to the previous page helps.

Pros: It's very easy to start using this as a daily tool

Cons: The free version is somewhat limited on the amount of thing you can do

Pros: Initially it was a head of the game with prototyping - we were able to build and adapt on the fly which made it extremely useful.

Cons: The limitation showed their head early on, what was initially a great tool turned into a headache at some points trying to show more complex UI/UX design flows.

Pros: Unlike Photoshop or even InDesign, Invision is made for designing applications and websites and it makes it easy for a developer to use and understand the designs

Cons: Nothing, it's iterating so fast and becoming better and better all the time. They are in tune with their users.

Overall: Phenomenal. It pains me to get PSDs or Indesign files. I also know if I'm working with a designer and they're using InVision, we're going to be fast friends.

Pros: The design is easy to use. Simple build. Comment section helps a lot because developers can understand the design just like designers want to. Prototypes give this application it's best advantage. Clients, developers can understand and work on prototypes very easily.

Cons: The application is a bit specification focused and when using this, it slows PC to run another application fast.

Overall: My company use this as a prominent tool for designing as this application is made for designers. Where they can independently and freely work as per client request and helps developers to see through design with comments and platforms.

Pros: Ease of use, integration with design software, the opportunity to share the prototype with anyone for feedback (not just d fined users), freehand is a great collaborative tool inside Invision that lets you share live with collaborators in the project to review, edit or change sections of the designed project.

Cons: The prototype is a bit stiff, lacks some of the ability to integrate custom animations, and its a bit pricey.

Overall: Is a great tool to quick prototype experiences and share for feedback, the ease of use make it really quick to connect experiences. And the chance to use the Craft plug in directly into the design software makes it a breeze to export a whole project onto the invision site.

Pros: It's ultra fast and easy to create and share wireframes with clients. There was no good way to do this before invision!

Cons: It doesn't cover every use case, but it more than makes up for it with speed and simplicity.

Overall: When I was looking for a website, I had several designers make mockups for me, and they all used invision to show me what they had in mind. It was easy for me to follow along with their vision and make an informed decision without relying only on a sales pitch.