Freehand by InVision

Share the working design development in progress with stakeholders for discussion. Have an easy-to-use, cloud-based, real-time brainstorming and collaboration platform. Have a centralized place for collecting and archiving a variety of documents and assets. Collect product requirements and specs before starting a project Deliver annotated design specs and interactions to the engineers Have a regularly updated live document and a retro board

We use InVision to review mockups that are provided by our UX Team. Developers use the mockups to develop solutions to resolve business pain points that need to be resolved.

InVision Freehand is used in our organisation for doing a brainstorm sessions within the internal teams so we can quickly communicate with each other. It also helps the design team in generating the wireframes or discussing our flows with the product managers and it has been very helpful to us because it is a tool that anybody can use without any knowledge to use.

I use InVision Freehand primarily for wireframes for our products to show our developers what we want the product to show. We use it at an elementary level as we do not do extensive things within InVision Freehand. While InVision Freehand is a good product I feel like it could be better suited for users like myself who find it difficult to navigate when trying to find specific tools to use (for example: blurring customer information out, or highlighting an area of focus.) I find that InVision Freehand lacks certain tools that other products use. It's almost like InVision Freehand was designed with a minimalistic approach, and while I appreciate that in theory, this is something that needs more details.

I use Invision to manage and creative direct designers within my organization. I primarily use it to view their rough drafts and provide feedback within the app.