InVision

Pros: In terms of syncing screens from your design environment and creating a prototype through hotspots, Invision is great. Contextual comment functionality makes feedback easy to track and manage and Inspect takes the edge off the handover to development

Cons: Some functionality can be hacky/glitchy (screen as overlay often acts up for me). Also i find it limiting that a new project can only be either desktop or mobile. All my web project have screens at both breakpoint and having to create 2 separate prototypes is annoying.

Overall: Overall Invision is a solid prototyping option and the company jas injected a lot of value back in the design community through its many initiatives, design better, design genome, craft, ect). Pricing is a bit steep in my opinion

Pros: InVision has a nice collection of tools all in one package. The tool is very easy to use, much like Adobe XD, but is more mature than XD at this time when it comes to prototyping capabilities. It is on par with XD in asset management and libraries.

Cons: It does not integrate well into Adobe tools. While it does offer some limited integration/import of Photoshop assets, it does not have the almost-seamless copy/paste or drag and drop interoperability found between Illustrator, Photoshop, and XD. This can be hampering if you have designers who use those (or other) Adobe tools for design work outside of InVision.

Overall: I've used InVision both professionally and the "free forever" personal version. I find it to be a competent tool and a strong competitor to Adobe's XD platform. It is great for smaller companies for which the Creative Cloud's pricetag may be too steep, but for large organizations with established Adobe presences, the benefits over Adobe XD aren't significant enough for me to suggest a switch. Definitely worthy of a download for anyone evaluating it as a tool.

Pros: I love how easy it is to take my UI/UX designs and integrate them into InVision and so quickly see what my product would look like in a webpage!

Cons: I wish it synced with more programs other than just Sketch

Overall: Really great product, and helps a lot in the design process.

Pros: - Great for large teams which need a constant overvue of updates and a common style guide to work from

- Easy sharing / updating of design files

- Team whiteboard space

- Prototyping without any other tools

- CSS output for design files

- Design system management

- Makes file sharing and easy and clients can comment directly

Cons: - Sometimes buggy for prototyping or slow due to it being web-based

- Personally, I prefer native desktop tools over the prototyping / uploading process that Invision uses

Overall: There are tons of tools on the market. I personally use a combination of Sketch, AnimaApp (for prototyping / responsive design), and Zeplin.io for sharing design files. My process is fine for a 1-man shop, or an entrepreneur building their own products, but larger teams or projects that are done between remote teams need a bit more visibility and this is where Invision shines.

I've contacted their support regarding a few bugs and they've always been very quick to get back to me.

Pros: I love how organized it is. It's so straightforward and makes everything look so professional very quickly.

Cons: I wish that this program could be embedded in my Behance portfolio but it appears that Invision removed this option.

Pros: My clients love it. That's huge. It's an effective way to showcase our work and give our clients a great user interface. They get it, which means we can get feedback much quicker than usual. This saves time, as it's so much more efficient than other methods.

Cons: Occasionally we have to walk clients through the process of reviewing, but in the end, they are able to pick it up pretty quickly.

Overall: We don't use it much, but when we do, it works.

Pros: Easily add comments to specific features in your designs

Categorize comments, notes, discussions on features as needed, and mark them as resolved (so they're still accessible, but out of the way)

Integration with Jira and Confluence! A huge win in terms of communicating with the dev team.

Cons: When building interaction into the prototypes, the hotspot creation tool can be finicky - the alignment can go off when you update mockups, and I've had issues where it seems to lose my changes.

Pros: I love the feature that allows the team to add comments without affecting the design. The link also makes it easy to view designs on any type of device

Cons: It's hard to find something I like the least about this software, so maybe I wish there were more control of the review boards.

Pros: I have used this program to collaborate with designers and download assets to be used for design projects - the design of the main customer dashboard and the ability to locate information is what I like the most.

Cons: Certain customization features including the ability to see into multiple tempates or projects in one frame could save time while working on multiple projects.

Overall: Once I started using InVision, the process of breaking down creative assets, collaborating on projects and organizing design assets has been made a more visual and enhanced procedure that has increased productivity.

Pros: Beautiful user experience from a wireframing viewer and user. Flows really well when walking through mobile wireframes and basically looks like a live application. It is also very easy to upload new designs and wires.

Cons: When walking through the wireframes on mobile, it is sometimes non-reactive or goes to the wrong slides. All in all, getting used to the navigation within the wireframes themselves can be difficult.