We're in the process of evaluating GatherContent: https://gathercontent.com/

Our biggest trip up is handling changes and edits that are made in the middle of any given process (design or development). 10+ page google docs (in some cases) quickly become aggravating for everyone who needs to work on them.

We're most intrigued by their API. Fingers crossed.

DN conveniently cut out the rest of my comment. Delightful.

Was going to add that I just found a neat little thing called Outline: https://github.com/outline/outline

Looks interesting. Especially since they have SSO via Google or Slack and you can serve it up yourself. Time to bother my devs, hah.

Ah. This is great! Thanks for your input. I went down the rabbit hole and found a very similar set of links. The lore idea is awesome. Definitely going to poach that for our own team (if you don't mind). A backlog of our favorite youtube clips is much needed.

I really enjoy my Chrome Industries Bravo 2.0. Waterproof and sleek with a good amount of organization. It's also nice that it's the murdered out version for extra hip points.

Way late response. Can't believe people didn't eat this up and I missed it. This is huge!

Check the alt tags for bonus points. Pleased to see a well designed article about accessibility that doesn't skimp on the details.

Hats off to the team. This is phenomenal, impactful work.

I thought the same thing. Seriously awesome. Even if this is concept work, it's quickly becoming more and more of a very real possibility.

This product space specifically has a great balance of exciting tech/thinking and necessity.

November Five has a plugin (and artboard naming convention) which inspired me to create my own to fit our typical project needs. EDIT: You literally work for November Five. My bad haha.

Regarding symbols, you may have already come across this post by Lloyd Humphreys but it's a pretty good line of thinking for getting a convention in place.

Kidding aside, I'm curious to hear about performance and any news on Invision V7.