That's insane! Though it's still a script he had to run externally. I wonder when we'll see this built into Premiere.

This is what was bothering me, I just couldn't put it into words. It was so clearly a reading or writing website with the old look. It didn't care about being modern. It just used what worked.

The thing is, they're moving away from simply a reading/writing platform to something more communication oriented. Whether I want that or not, I'm not sure. From their perspective, I do understand why they want to change to allow people to feel more compelled to write there. It definitely did exude a certain level of pretentiousness before. Many people still believed you had to get an invite to write.

I do wish they could have come up with a better solution, somewhere in the middle but it seems this push to communication product rather than writing product is what fuelled this change.

Absolutely blew my mind! The grid tool is a God send. And the amount of things in the document (if you watched the MAX conference demo) is staggering.

I'm definitely going to give that preview a spin!

I completely agree with you, except here it's a matter of looking at the source. Invision is a UI/UX testing platform and as such they're spinning a story that will make their story look as relevant to them as possible.

I really like this! I've always found the Behance Prosites very complicated so this is a good alternative.

If you have a Creative Cloud account then it's free. Otherwise you pay the price and upload anything else.

I agree with Mihai! And don't worry about the final product not looking like exactly what you show now. The screens would be there primarily to help us understand how it'll function exactly.