Miro
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Superb for mind-mapping and saving inspiration in a collaborative environment
What do you like best about the product?
My favourite aspect of Miro is the ability to create many sections where you can store links, images, videos, and anything you like for a quick preview and an inspiration hunt.
I usually do this for every design brief, storing amazing assets and brand-related documents so that I can later skim through them and narrow down the design of my project.
You can also very easily add your client to the Miro team, allowing them access to make comments on which directions they like and which they don't, or even upload their own inspiration/design ideas.
I usually do this for every design brief, storing amazing assets and brand-related documents so that I can later skim through them and narrow down the design of my project.
You can also very easily add your client to the Miro team, allowing them access to make comments on which directions they like and which they don't, or even upload their own inspiration/design ideas.
What do you dislike about the product?
My only squabble with Miro is that it is sometimes hard to judge how zoomed in you are on the board. I will waste a lot of space working from a zoomed-out angle and then have to zoom in to see other parts of my project. It would be nice if there were some presets for different zoom percentages and it was recommended to start saving stuff zoomed in fully and perhaps save different boards as layers that you can quickly jump to, maybe this is already a function but I haven't seen it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Saving inspiration, mind-mapping branding elements, video elements, website elements. Ability to share inspiration quickly, and easily with a client.
best digital whiteboard tool out there
What do you like best about the product?
once you get the hang of it, it's very convenient. I use a lot of features, mainly the timer/anonymous view for interactive sessions, and the presentation mode + export frame as images for sharing content
What do you dislike about the product?
lack of navigation between boards, and overall structure of grouping boards
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Create a space for a remote team to interact for collaborative and productive meetings. Easily share ideas and concepts that are editable or commentable to others. Keep related content into one board with different frames instead of creating a lot of new links.
Daily, must-have tool to enable distributed work
What do you like best about the product?
I love how it matches the way my design brain thinks and organizes information. It's fluid and real-time, enabling me to work with my other design-minded colleagues. The scale and space available to work also helps with projects across timelines and various complexity levels.
What do you dislike about the product?
There can be glitches - for example, the undo button suddenly stopping. I also find it difficult to use on tablet or touch screen (mouse is best). But my day-to-day experience is positive.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Working across physical locations and navigating ambiguity. Not everything in our strategy work is clear cut, but this helps us work through ideas that may start out messy and evolve into clarity.
Leave Complex Tools Behind: Tailor Your Journey with Miro
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best about Miro is its ability to transform my workspace into a mindful, organized environment. It allows me to seamlessly create mind maps, diagrams, and process workflows, all in one place. Whether I'm working on a project, product design, SOP, or just managing daily operations, Miro helps me visualize and demonstrate each step effortlessly. It's not just a tool—it’s a creative space that makes complex tasks easier to manage and execute.
What do you dislike about the product?
When I first started using it, I found the sheer number of tools and features a bit overwhelming—it definitely took some time to get comfortable. Plus, as my boards grew larger with more complex diagrams, I noticed some performance slowdowns, like lagging and longer load times. The lack of offline access can also be a hassle, especially when I need to work while traveling or in places with spotty internet. Pricing is another issue, especially if you’re working solo or in a small team—some of the features that would be most useful are behind a paywall. And while the mobile app is handy, it doesn’t have the full functionality of the desktop version, which limits how much I can do on the go. That said, it’s still a great tool when everything’s up and running smoothly.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Before using Miro, I struggled with creating process maps, diagrams, and journey demonstrations across different platforms. It was difficult to find everything I needed in one place, and switching between tools slowed me down. Miro solved that by bringing all my ideas, workflows, and diagrams into a single, easily accessible workspace. With tools like mind mapping, icon integration, and the ability to comment, Miro allows me to create everything in real-time, effortlessly. I can instantly share my work with my team for collaboration, and export it as PDFs or industry-standard formats like JPG. Every time I have a new idea, I can quickly jot it down on the board without wasting time on complicated setups. Miro has been a game changer for my daily workflow, streamlining tasks and making my design process more efficient and collaborative.
Miro is amazing
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is a great tool, you can do many things. I am a UX Designer and use Miro almost daily to create, ideate, collaborate, prototype, and discuss. At this moment I am using Miro to elaborate some wireframes to validate with my team and after we will spend time making a dynamic collaboration, and we have Miro to do this!
What do you dislike about the product?
Miro would deliver more extensions for UX Designers, like more icon library options, and possibilities to arrange or merge some components like Figma. For example, I can do it in Figma simply because I can group, lay out, measure the distance, and create my own symbols and components.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Create a simple design and wireframe to discuss faster with my team.
Great tool for remote and in-person collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
Performance, usability, features. In-board functionality is very useful.
What do you dislike about the product?
Access control is not straightforward. Search can be improved.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Alignment
Effortless Collaboration and Robust Features with Miro
What do you like best about the product?
I find Miro incredibly easy to use, attributed to the intuitive left sidebar filled with relevant tools that streamline our collaborative efforts. Our team was able to get up and running with Miro in under a day, showcasing its user-friendliness from the start. The platform's tools, like interactive elements and timers, are invaluable during workshops, as they keep everyone focused and on task while ensuring clear communication of ideas. These features make running workshops remarkably easier, aiding in team alignment and engagement during brainstorming sessions. The straightforward setup allowed us to effortlessly access relevant boards and quickly discover its robust functionalities. Moreover, we switched to Miro from FigJam because Miro offered enhanced functionality that better suited our needs.
What do you dislike about the product?
I primarily use Miro for low-resolution prototyping and brainstorming, but for high-resolution prototyping, I need to switch to Figma. I feel that Miro's use is somewhat limited to a whiteboarding tool. There are numerous functionalities that I am not aware of, which suggests a lack of comprehensive exposure or guidance on additional use cases. This limits my ability to fully explore and utilize the platform beyond what I already know.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Miro to enhance team alignment and ensure every voice is heard in brainstorming through interactive tools and timers, simplifying workshops and promoting clear communication.
A tool for all cases.
What do you like best about the product?
My favorite thing about Miro is the ability to quickly get ideas on a canvas. For me, the step of taking ideas out of my head and putting them into the world (in some sense) is typically limited by decision paralysis on "how".
But with Miro, there is no hesitation because I know that nomatter "how" I start putting the ideas down, I will be able to - in time - mold it to the appropriate format for the appropriate audience.
But with Miro, there is no hesitation because I know that nomatter "how" I start putting the ideas down, I will be able to - in time - mold it to the appropriate format for the appropriate audience.
What do you dislike about the product?
I mostly dislike the inability to only share a single canvas on a miro board for a subset of people.
As a work around I create an entirely new miro board with just a single canvas, however if I ever need to update the information in that canvas, I have to do it in two place.
As a work around I create an entirely new miro board with just a single canvas, however if I ever need to update the information in that canvas, I have to do it in two place.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Collaboration is huge.
Also for me, allowing me to quickly get ideas on "paper" and then organize it there is very helpful.
Also for me, allowing me to quickly get ideas on "paper" and then organize it there is very helpful.
Great collaboration tool for all our needs
What do you like best about the product?
Superb collaboration tool for teams, be it to prioritize to-do's, organize workshops, put together benchmark or documentation boards, and of course with that extra bit of fun that gets everyone to look forward to working together.
Customer support is there for us, as I have numerous accounts of team members asking for help and receive stellar service when they needed it.
We use Miro for just about every team and organisation needs right now.
Customer support is there for us, as I have numerous accounts of team members asking for help and receive stellar service when they needed it.
We use Miro for just about every team and organisation needs right now.
What do you dislike about the product?
Elements are sometimes a little too sticky, copy-pasting requires some extra attention to circumvent the incompatibilities between different tools that don't handle SVGs well (forcing us to copy things as PNGs instead, which is a right-click menu option).
Compatibility with other tools is difficult and limited.
Exporting boards so they are usable elsewhere isn't feasible either, having to resort using static formats instead.
Compatibility with other tools is difficult and limited.
Exporting boards so they are usable elsewhere isn't feasible either, having to resort using static formats instead.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Product, development, and design teams are collaborating on projects and iterations through Miro, from start to finish and using this as an artefact to base final documentation on.
The best collaboration tool I have used
What do you like best about the product?
That for me is that it is super easy to work with. It also almost fully replaces slides and networking tools. Support has been great too.
What do you dislike about the product?
Miro hides pretty basic security features behind higher tiers. Single sign on (SSO) is hidden behind Business and provisioning behind Enterprise. This is a very unwanted behavior from many big SAAS providers.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
TIt gathers whiteboarding, process flows and other diagrams perfectly. It has been easy to get people to use Miro over different teams. From product managers to IT helpdesk, they all use it. By keeping so much in one platform and doing it so well solves a lot of my problems as an admin (I also like it as a user).
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