Miro
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Miro is easy to use for beginners, also make work so much easier.
What do you like best about the product?
It is very versatile and flexible. We work on our personal project with Miro and it made the work flow so much better! I can't imagine ow would we manage the work without Miro!
What do you dislike about the product?
It is not so easy to drag arrows for the line diagram if there is a banner popped to show extra details.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro solves the workflow for product design. We use it for designing our wedding journal website.
Miro is awesome to take ideas out of my head fast and free, diverging and converging seamlessly
What do you like best about the product?
I can explore, document, organize, categorize and polish ideas, communicate relationships between elements clear even with content that lives outside Miro.
It feels natural to get faster, there is a breakpoint where you can diagram flows while thinking, talking and even listening others, and it feels natural. There are a lot of templates to start fast, and you can also manage your own templates.
I use it almost every day and on every stage of projects. With a few tools I can do much. It allows me to do things by many different ways and tools, I feel free and capable.
You can copy content from excel and google sheets and paste them as sticky notes on Miro
It feels natural to get faster, there is a breakpoint where you can diagram flows while thinking, talking and even listening others, and it feels natural. There are a lot of templates to start fast, and you can also manage your own templates.
I use it almost every day and on every stage of projects. With a few tools I can do much. It allows me to do things by many different ways and tools, I feel free and capable.
You can copy content from excel and google sheets and paste them as sticky notes on Miro
What do you dislike about the product?
Navigation between boards feels inefficient and slow. I would like access to search any board directly from the menu.
While using grids (which I use a lot) I struggle moving elements from different cells simultaneously by dragging them without taking them out of their cells. It happen that all the selected elements move to the cell I am hovering. I know it can be avoided by moving them with keyboard arrows but is annoying having to move my hand from mouse to keyboard and pressing many times the arrow. I would suggest try an extra key to hold while dragging to avoid it.
I would like something like Autolayout on Figma to make maps prettier faster.
While using grids (which I use a lot) I struggle moving elements from different cells simultaneously by dragging them without taking them out of their cells. It happen that all the selected elements move to the cell I am hovering. I know it can be avoided by moving them with keyboard arrows but is annoying having to move my hand from mouse to keyboard and pressing many times the arrow. I would suggest try an extra key to hold while dragging to avoid it.
I would like something like Autolayout on Figma to make maps prettier faster.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Documenting abstract ideas fast and free. Polishing them as necessary to officialize with the team and stakeholders.
I would say helping me seamlessly to go from abstract to clear on processes and projects.
I would say helping me seamlessly to go from abstract to clear on processes and projects.
Dynamic and multifunctional app for PI planning
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is a dynamic, intuitive platform designed for real-time collaboration, brainstorming, and workflow visualization. It has a Wide range of pre-built templates for retrospectives, user journeys, and wireframes along with Seamless multi-user editing with comments, video walkthroughs, and live cursors.
One highlight which i liked a lot is Two-way sync with Jira cards makes backlog grooming and sprint planning effortless .This saves a lot of time and effort.
One highlight which i liked a lot is Two-way sync with Jira cards makes backlog grooming and sprint planning effortless .This saves a lot of time and effort.
What do you dislike about the product?
currently everything feels good about using Miro
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
By using Jira cards in Miro, we are able to create ticket in Jira, thus reducing the effort of switching between multiple tools.
It is incredibly easy to use.
What do you like best about the product?
I really like how we have various ready-made layouts at our disposal and how intuitive it is for us to work with. It allows me to work directly with my team on various projects, and because of that, I use it practically every day.
Moreover, whenever it was necessary, I always had the necessary support from the Support team, and it is quite simple to implement, with various features and easy to integrate with other tools.
Moreover, whenever it was necessary, I always had the necessary support from the Support team, and it is quite simple to implement, with various features and easy to integrate with other tools.
What do you dislike about the product?
I believe that pricing for Brazilian companies can be a difficult point to manage, especially because it can lead to high investment considering the currency.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Manage processes and work on team enablement.
Powerfull tool with room for improvement
What do you like best about the product?
What I like about Miro is how flexible it is. It gives me the freedom to use it in many different ways, whether I’m planning a workshop, mapping out a process, or brainstorming with a team (I'm a UX Designer). I’m also really curious to see how they’ll integrate AI more seamlessly in the future, it feels like there’s a lot of potential there. On top of that, the templates are a huge plus. They’re, practical, time saving, and a great source of inspiration when you want to get started quickly or inspire new ideas.
What do you dislike about the product?
I’d love to see exact spacing measurements between elements, like post-it notes, equal spacing is helpful, but knowing the number would make it much easier to align things precisely. Second, I find the tables really hard to use.I struggle with them because they feel overly complicated and too predetermined, which makes adjusting them frustrating. Ideally, Miro’s tables would be much simpler and more adaptive.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
As a designer, I often use Figma for wireframes or final UI designs, but Miro fills an important gap before that stage. It’s perfect for strategy work, ideation, and running workshops with my team. It helps us collaborate, visualize ideas quickly, and structure early-stage thinking before moving into detailed design. For me, Miro makes the “fuzzy front end” of projects much clearer and more organized, which saves time and makes the later design work more focused.
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Miro: A Whiteboard That Really Helps with Remote Collaboration.
What do you like best about the product?
My team and I can brainstorm in real time with Miro – the digital whiteboard is highly interactive, and the templates save me a load of setup time when I’m workshopping, planning a project, or just mapping out ideas. Also big on its integration with Slack, Teams, and Jira – I don’t have to jump between what feels like totally disparate platforms. It’s honestly replaced about three services for me project management boards, shared calendars, even ‘normal’ presentation slides.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes, when there are too many sticky notes or people working on it, it just feels messy and slow, especially on slower connections. It's more work than I'd like to bring on new folks who have never used digital whiteboards before. And wow, if only there was an offline mode or a really, really lite version that you could get to quickly.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
For my distributed team, Miro has solved the biggest challenge of staying aligned and engaged wherever we are working from. What used to take hours of follow-up emails for workshops now takes everyone being on the same page to execute. I’ve also tried other things for example, MURAL or even Google Jamboard and I find that Miro just feels more robust. I feel like it’s more catered toward day-to-day collaboration and huge ‘client in the room’ type of sessions.
Miro is good for team collaboration and Task plannings
What do you like best about the product?
It's great for brainstorming and visual collaboration. The real-time updates and easy-to-use interface make teamwork smooth.
What do you dislike about the product?
Some shapes and size are restricted like limited arrows,connectors
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We are able to map dependencies(visually) for tasks. it also helps for creating team-strength diagrams and also the flow for projects
MIRO User experience
What do you like best about the product?
It's a very useful tool to keep a track of projects, timelines, creating various diagrams, tables, etc. Has some cool templated available for project tracking, documentation, and other stuff.
What do you dislike about the product?
Make it more user friendly to scroll, navigate different options through the UI.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helps to keep track of projects, assignees, teams and deadlines in a single place. Also helpful for architecture, ER diagrams.
Collaboration whiteboard at it's best
What do you like best about the product?
Ability to organize a lot of data in one place.
Images, links, text can be organized into themes once it's in front of you.
With real-time collaboration - voting tools, timers, stamps it really enables remote co-creation.
Application is easy to use, with main features available in bars, and more advanced functionality revealed on demand/in menus.
Images, links, text can be organized into themes once it's in front of you.
With real-time collaboration - voting tools, timers, stamps it really enables remote co-creation.
Application is easy to use, with main features available in bars, and more advanced functionality revealed on demand/in menus.
What do you dislike about the product?
Nothing really, whenever I needed a feature a quick google search reveals that it already exists in Miro.
From data grids to presentation mode...
From data grids to presentation mode...
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Organizing and synthesizing research.
Ideation, co-creation (via prioritization and voting)
Ideation, co-creation (via prioritization and voting)
More than an online whiteboard
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is not only a great tool to collaborate with peers and joint, synchronous or asynchronous work on common projects, and efficient way of storing and sharing information on projects, but - what's most important for me - it's excellent for structuring my own thoughts when working on multiple threads, projects and initiatives. To add structure, to visualise what I'm thinking about - helps me to be more efficient doing actual actions and tracking progress, rather than spending time trying to remember what was I about to do, or what was done in a particular 'thread', and what should happen next.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes too much freedom is a double-edged sword - but with appropriate administration I can protect the crucial parts of the shared board.
Also I miss a bit of enforcement - there are templates for nearly anything out there, either provided by Miro or by the community - but there are moments where strict control over what's allowed would help a bit, to enable an element of 'cloud control' when collaborating - especially in highly diverse and creative groups with strong opinions. It would sometimes be easier to 'blame it on the tool' that you can only use 'this' to express your work, for the sake of this particular exercise. Examples of such use-cases are some strict diagrams (like UML, C4, etc.) - to enforce the form and let people focus on the 'what' - rather than choose from plethora of templates to figure out how we will visualise the notation.
Also I miss a bit of enforcement - there are templates for nearly anything out there, either provided by Miro or by the community - but there are moments where strict control over what's allowed would help a bit, to enable an element of 'cloud control' when collaborating - especially in highly diverse and creative groups with strong opinions. It would sometimes be easier to 'blame it on the tool' that you can only use 'this' to express your work, for the sake of this particular exercise. Examples of such use-cases are some strict diagrams (like UML, C4, etc.) - to enforce the form and let people focus on the 'what' - rather than choose from plethora of templates to figure out how we will visualise the notation.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Joint work on product / strategy - a single place to gather all the knowledge, store the BMC (or any other canvas) - structure the work and see the progress (not track - see it).
Once you get used to it - it's good at mind mapping for oneself, but you need to maintain the discipline.
Once you get used to it - it's good at mind mapping for oneself, but you need to maintain the discipline.
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