If you work with a team, then you may be struggling with the question of how to best collaborate. Sure, you can e-mail files around; but that quickly gets cumbersome, and can make it hard to keep track of which is the current version. If two team members make changes at the same time, integrating them can become a nightmare.
If you’re still using email as your primary means of communicating with your remote team (or even the team in your office) then you really need to look into a dedicated collaboration tool. This list presents more than twenty of the best, though of course there are tons of others out there.
There are free and premium tools available to fit every price range and virtually every possible usage need. Check them out, compare, and get your collaboration out of your inbox!
PREMIUM TOOLS
There are a ton of premium tools out there for team collaboration, in a wide range of prices and features. Be sure to check out what’s included in each package carefully to make sure it will suit your needs before buying.
GoVisually (from $15 per month)
GoVisually makes it simple to get feedback on designs from everyone on your team. It includes simple threaded conversations, as well as the ability to put comments directly on your designs. That helps ensure everyone is on the same page when making changes to a design.
When you need to make changes to a design, you can drag and drop your new designs onto the old ones, with complete version control and tracking (including comments on older versions).
Their plans start at $15/month for up to 20 projects with unlimited collaborators and designs, with unlimited project plans starting at $150/month.
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