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Marvel 2.0 — Super simple design, prototyping and collaboration
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I'm a fan of Marvel. It really helped me present mockups to potential clients. With this update, it must be awesome!
Just a question from a curious guy: every single person on the team page link to their twitter dribble or linkedin, but no one to github - is there a reason for that?
What I like most about Marvel is that everyone outside of the design time loves collaborating with it; PMs, execs, developers, etc..
I wish Marvel did something for Early Adopters, I was with Marvel when they launched in early 2014. I was also given the Early Bird plan, but unfortunately I had to cancel it (after 4 months) because I was looking for a Design + Prototype solution. Now that they do have it, I feel left out as they declined to honor that offer. I guess it is Adobe Project Comet for me. That said I played with their design tool and it looks good.
You can read about the launch here
New in Marvel 2.0 =
We’ve cleaned up and redesigned the web interface, using our new (soon to be open-sourced) style guide.
Added the ability to organise your work into folders!
Import users from Slack or Asana into your projects and directory
New users roles for team members including Account Admin and Reviewer (a read-only mode for collaborators) roles
Several parts of the app have been reengineered in React and now work faster and smarter. (If you’re passionate about React and building design tools, get in touch)
Removed 7 features
A new website, blog and logo!
@mutlu82 can tell us the story here :)
@seanbolak The core feature set is extremely similar.
Marvel offers much more on their free tier than InVision does, so it's easier to get started and roll it into your workflow. I also greatly prefer the Sketch plugin from Marvel, it makes sending and updating artboards a breeze.
The way I look at it, InVision is more of a workflow ecosystem while Marvel is focused on the hotspotting tool
@glucasroe @seanbolak InvisionApp Free plan also got the Export enables and that too without any watermark. Sketch integration is really cool though.
@mutlu82 First of all, congrats on the release.
Going through the pricing section I realized the only difference between the Pro and Plus plans is the ability to export offline for iOS. Feels like you're charging iOS users a "premium" price. You're definitely not the 1st company doing so. But when lots of apps are still being developed for iOS first does it make sense?
Curious to know what was the thought process here?
@imperium74 maybe bcz of the fact that the iOS users are habitual of shelling out he bucks easily ::))
Loved it's simplicity and super functionality . Do you have any demo video to show it's features and workflow? If yes, kindly share the link here.
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