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The rise and fall of InVision

Sean Dexter
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9 min readJan 3, 2021

Dark, slightly pulsating image of the invision logo backed by reddish-purple clouds.

What’s the damage, exactly?

Usage for prototyping & handoff is way down

UxTool’s graph of prototyping tool usage over time

What happened?

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Written by Sean Dexter

Staff Product Designer @ Walmart Data Ventures. Prev: Meta, HubSpot & Cigna. I write about UX, agile, & product. linkedin.com/in/seandexter1/

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It seemed to me that they put way more effort into marketing their product then they did actually improving their project.

The thing is, Figma's commenting system is absolute crap compared to InVision. I get tremendous value from InVision just as a means to share designs with stakeholders and clients and gather feedback all in one place. It's a nightmare trying to do…

As a Windows user I'm just glad to see Sketch go down in usage. There, I said it >_<