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If I were Invision, I would either invest in or buy out Figma, and have it replace Invision Studio. Figma is on the up and up, and from what I heard Invision St

• pixelpp 8y ago
  Yep, it is a fat client with lousy performance. They tried to build Sketch + Principle in the same tool. Both those tools are super complicated software products. They should have created separate tools which complement each other.
  • mortenjorck 8y ago
    Worse, they tried to accomplish this not with a Cocoa app (as Sketch and I believe Principle are), but in a heavy Electron app. [edit] Sorry, I typed "Figma" for some reason when I meant to type "Principle."
    • whoisjuan 8y ago
      Figma is definitely not a native app. It's a WebGL app that has been heavily optimized for performance, but it relies on a browser or browser-technology to do its job. https://www.figma.com/blog/building-a-professional-design-tool-on-the-web/ https://www.figma.com/blog/building-a-professional-design-to...
• seanalltogether 8y ago
  Our development agency has switched completely to Figma. As a developer there are only a couple things I like about it better (invision completely breaks the back button), but the biggest gains seem to come from our designers as well as the collaboration its enabled with clients.
• cercatrova 8y ago
  Oh God no, I don't want a slow entity like InVision hampering the progress of one of the best design tools on the market, Figma.