
Basecamp is very easy to use and very logical. Your homepage is broken down into projects, then those projects into separate "areas" where files, messages, notes, to-dos, and chitchat about that project are stored. This breakdown means, for the most part, that the Basecamp project can be your primary go-to source when you need a thorough rundown and history of a project.
Basecamp has an amazing search feature. You know that moment when you just *know* you got an update from a coworker about something? Basecamp is great at helping you locate it quickly and keep others in the loop. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Collaboration is hard, so keeping track of the latest version of a file can be tricky. In this case, when still sharing versions of a file, I'd use the messages area to link to a Google Drive, Dropbox, or Invision link to provide feedback there and only upload the final design to Basecamp. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
