We have explored two high-transition-temperature Josephson junction technologies for application in voltage standard arrays: step-edge junctions made with YBa2Cu3O7-delta and Au normal-metal bridges, and stacked series arrays of Josephson junctions in selectively doped, epitaxially grown Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8 heterostructures. For both kinds of junctions, Shapiro steps induced by a microwave bias were characterized as a function of power. We compare the two technologies with respect to critical current and normal resistance uniformity, maximum achievable critical current, critical-current normal-resistance product, and operating temperature.