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Stop forgetting great ideas
What do you like best about the product?
That’s a long list, so I’ll make it shorter for readers benefit.
- Finally having a non-physical space to map my (and others) thoughts.
- Ability to coordinate actions real-time. This is something that Miro really excels at.
- A ton of useful presets. I either do simple things on my own or things that are more complex but there’s already a template for it.
- Integrations. A lot of them and they work very well (I was totally surprised that you can embed a Google Doc directly in Miro).
- Finally having a non-physical space to map my (and others) thoughts.
- Ability to coordinate actions real-time. This is something that Miro really excels at.
- A ton of useful presets. I either do simple things on my own or things that are more complex but there’s already a template for it.
- Integrations. A lot of them and they work very well (I was totally surprised that you can embed a Google Doc directly in Miro).
What do you dislike about the product?
I think it would be nice to have a different mode for using tablets/touch devices that you can write on. More of a sandbox mode, where you don’t have or can’t to interact with objects like arrows, notes, shapes.
This might be a hard one - selecting objects, copying them and knowing what you’ll be pasting might not be always that intuitive. Unless that’s already solved, maybe having the ability to batch select objects only on the top layer of your selection area would be useful.
This might be a hard one - selecting objects, copying them and knowing what you’ll be pasting might not be always that intuitive. Unless that’s already solved, maybe having the ability to batch select objects only on the top layer of your selection area would be useful.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I’m a Product Manager and also a Developer. Miro can handle both the strategic and technical aspects of my work. From visualizing product roadmap, to designing microservices.
Ideas Flowing
What do you like best about the product?
I'm a super visual person and I love that it helps me get my ideas together using boards, stickies, and lots of great templates
What do you dislike about the product?
It's really a standalone product for us. It doesn't integrate easily (to my knowledge) with any other tools we use - like it can't be used as a project management tool for example.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helping us collaborate remotely! It also helps with our in person collaboration because previously all of that stuff doesn't get captured anywhere.
Thanks Miro
What do you like best about the product?
The platform is extremely intuitive even for those who have never used it before. It is a tool that allows everyone to work together with great participation and interest. Miro certainly represents a significant step forward in making remote meetings effective, engaging and productive.
What do you dislike about the product?
It is important to continue to update the platform with always new features
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Simply to use, everyone have access, work together and share imputs in real time.
Miro is a great tool to visualize discussions,meetings, interviews and collaborate
What do you like best about the product?
Infinite canvas to display your ideas, able to present frames, the docs and the excel sheet helps a lot to illustrate what documents is included in each process step
What do you dislike about the product?
Quite difficult to organize, finding and looking back at all the boards we have. A combination between the ability to organize boards like Notion + Miro would be great
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Co-creating maps, process, decision making, keeping each other up-to-date
A top tier collaborative whiteboard
What do you like best about the product?
I use Miro with an org team of 40+ people and I'd say we get a lot of value out of it. It is our default diagramming tool, for which its openness and shareability knock Office/Sharepoint apps out of the park. I haven't used many other whiteboard tools (e.g. FigJam) but I'd say that the focus on whiteboard features helps to keep Miro sleek and not overburdened with design choices. It's a refined experience. It's easy for a lot of users to collaborate; we use it for jam sessions with 20+ participants. I have also led presentations and videos driven from Miro and found that to be a good experience. The keyboard shortcuts are very good once you learn them.
What do you dislike about the product?
Other users in my team tend to experience a learning curve and their muscle memory from other illustration/whiteboarding apps doesn't carry over. Text sizing is a bit of an unsolved problem.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Synchronous and Async collaboration and communication; getting tech and BA teams on the same page about goals, approach, challenges, technical solutions, etc.
I've been a Miro user for 10+ years
What do you like best about the product?
- Extensive templates library -I can almost always find one that fits my needs perfectly;
- User-friendly zooming - It’s incredibly easy to zoom in and out;
- Miro is my go-to tool for brainstorming sessions. It’s brilliant for facilitating Agile meetings and Scrum ceremonies;
- Miro supports a lot of integrations, including MS Teams, Slack, Jira etc. - seamlessly fitting into my existing workflows.
- User-friendly zooming - It’s incredibly easy to zoom in and out;
- Miro is my go-to tool for brainstorming sessions. It’s brilliant for facilitating Agile meetings and Scrum ceremonies;
- Miro supports a lot of integrations, including MS Teams, Slack, Jira etc. - seamlessly fitting into my existing workflows.
What do you dislike about the product?
- While the AI-generated ideas feature is decent, I feel there is still a lot of room for improvement.
- The navigation between spaces and teams is a bit confusing, even for such a "legacy" user as myself.
- The navigation between spaces and teams is a bit confusing, even for such a "legacy" user as myself.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
- Allows all team members to contribute in real-time
- Saves time on creating templates for guiding discussions.
- Saves time on creating templates for guiding discussions.
Organization, Prototyping, and Collaboration in a beautiful UI
What do you like best about the product?
The UI is genuinely amazing to work with. Everything feels fast, snappy, and it gorgeous. I find it very quick to work with to prototype and build out ideas or organize messy initiatives into concrete action plans and distribution of work. Miro is flexible and allows you to customize how things look with objects that stick to one another and allow seamless editing. Not feeling like creating something from scratch? Pick from one of the built in templates. Additionally you can easily integrate with many of the other common tools that your team is likely using so that it slots itself into your workflows and diagramming seamlessly.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is very little to complain about. I do think that sometimes the sharing settings can be annoying and wish there were options to show all names on all sticky notes without having to highlight them but it is such a minor nitpick.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps us to take messy and unaligned thoughts across our teams and turn them into actionable insights
Intuitive and easy to use
What do you like best about the product?
A place where you can easily and intuitively share information when exchanging opinions within your team.
What do you dislike about the product?
There may be a slight time difference in detailed operations such as enlarging and reducing.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
With simple operations, you can understand your thoughts. Save time
An amazing whiteboarding tool for work
What do you like best about the product?
As a UX designer who does design and research, I find that Miro is really amazing in helping me in my work – be it creating moodboards, organising information, creating user flow diagrams, planning timelines, taking notes in user research sessions or doing research synthesis. It's super intuitive to use. I love the many templates available, be it created by Miro or by the community. Miro is innovative and keeps launching new features too, such as the Timeline feature, Tshirt sizing, voting, reactions and more. I can't wait to see more features!
What do you dislike about the product?
The Miro AI photo generation tool can be improved.. It was quite glitchy to be honest, it's not on par with Midjourney, Leonardo AI or other AI image generation tools out there. This would be useful because I tend to create personas in Miro and being able to do everything in one place would be more convenient for me. Also, maybe Figma and Miro can have a two-way sync. so when I update a frame on Figma, the frames I copy and pasted onto Figma can also be updated.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Collaborating with others easily. Having shared visual references and a place where everyone is able to add on their thoughts and/or vote easily benefits me because it ensures people can easily contribute and be on the same page, feel more engaged etc. – and makes life as a facilitator easier. Miro helps me consolidate my "brain dump" as well, allowing me to make sense of things and feel less overwhelmed.
Great collaboration tool with heaps of features
What do you like best about the product?
Helps our teams and clients collaborate - especially with most people working from home still, and others in offices around the country.
As a habitual whiteboard user for hashing out ideas and diagramming to analyse and design solutions, Miro boards are invaluable to how we work now.
The templates are widely used in our organisation, and I've found that throwing together diagrams like flowcharts are as usable and intuitive in Miro as in dedicated diagramming software, with the benefit of having the diagram stored in the same place as all the other collaboration artifacts, on the one project board.
As a habitual whiteboard user for hashing out ideas and diagramming to analyse and design solutions, Miro boards are invaluable to how we work now.
The templates are widely used in our organisation, and I've found that throwing together diagrams like flowcharts are as usable and intuitive in Miro as in dedicated diagramming software, with the benefit of having the diagram stored in the same place as all the other collaboration artifacts, on the one project board.
What do you dislike about the product?
Hard to think of any. Only occasional usability things, like copy-pasting a table into Excel only seems to work by saving as csv first. That's a minor issue though.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
The remote collaboration side is obvious, but another big issue we used to struggle with in teamwork was multiple people storing notes, wireframes, diagrams, requirements lists, brainstorming sticky notes etc in a haphazard way.
Using a single Miro board for the project / initiative allows it all to be captured in the one place.
Using a single Miro board for the project / initiative allows it all to be captured in the one place.
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