almost 9 years ago from Stefan Rauch, Senior Product Designer at Momentus
I'm looking for a product similar to Iceberg, where people within the design team, as well as outside clients can comment upon files.
Groups/Project based, with options for approval of work.
Any suggestions?
https://redpen.io/ is more about getting feedback on designs but I could see using it for other visual collaboration!
Reminds me of InvisionApp.
Looks promising, thanks!
check out niice.co
But it sounds like you might want something like InVision if you want to get feedback from colleagues and clients.
I totally recomend you Octobox, it uses Dropbox as platform and I had been using it for a month now. Really useful to keep track of what stock images I used on my designs, then pass it on to the marketing team to buy, or keep an eye on my wishlist more visually. I like this most than Evernote for this kind of things. Give it a try:
You can try https://mural.ly
Shameless plug of our app, called Scrapd.
My good friend's project https://mocky.com/ does just that. Simple as that.
CC @DanielZarick
He lost me because I have to read way too much to get what it does, and I have to sign up before I even see it :C
As a sort of lo-fi solution, you could always try using Google Docs. My coworker and I will team up on Slides for getting together mood board stuff, adding comments, etc.
slack.com
Currently using Slack, and it's great.
It's suited more for text communication than what our intended use case would be. Channels work great for text, but get bloated with images.
As a side note, can you explain why Slack over, say, Skype? (What we use for office communication)
I'd be down to adopt it, but I'd need a reason/understanding.
Slack divides projects into separate channels to keep communication focused on specific topics.
If you're talking about a project, then switch to talking about football, and jumping back to a different project, it's hard to keep track of everything.
We're using a lot less email after we started to use Slack.
Ever heard about this stuff? https://layervault.com/tour
I have. Not quite what I'm looking for, but it's close.
Great for internal use, wouldn't use it externally.
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