Miro
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Very Good For Productivity
What do you like best about the product?
Handy tools for productivity, I collaborate easily with my friends and put my mind into various forms of information like images, diagrams, and notes, there are also so many integrations I can use from embedded code to Jira tickets which is very good for an all-in-one brainstorming platform.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes, when the object is too much, the app becomes slower than usual to load, sometimes takes very long and it fails.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It's hard to find collaboration tool for planning with the complete basic features for large team, Miro can manage the load of the team and still smooth with the realtime
editing process.
editing process.
Miro is a great flexible visual tool
What do you like best about the product?
I like I can quickly add content, draw, label, and modify objects within this tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
I cannot scale drawings or frames for printing.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It solves the problem of a visual whiteboard. It helps with ideation and a record of images and information.
Dev Planning
What do you like best about the product?
The collaboation tools in miro are unparalled. It is also very easy to create custom views/implementations of user stories so that when planning alone/with the project manager/with the team, I can show/hide specific info . It is also very easy to customize how we interact with the elements in the miro. A lot of other tools force you to use thier workflow, miro allows you to create your own.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is a board in miro where you can add userstories and plan the tasks acroos multiple releases. When exporting that to a CSV, it does not include the realase information. This is very fustrating since it makes it difficult to integrate with other systems.
Also, I once provided access to my board to a co worker and they accidently deleted cards from my board. As far as I am aware, there is no version history so that informatio was lost forever. Either introduce a version history or a way to track and accept/reject changes please.
Also, I once provided access to my board to a co worker and they accidently deleted cards from my board. As far as I am aware, there is no version history so that informatio was lost forever. Either introduce a version history or a way to track and accept/reject changes please.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro solves the problem of collaborating with coworkers during user story creation / sprint planning. Eventually, we import the data into jira however, jira is slow to update see a high level picture -- both are crucial in the planning phase when a lot of information is changing at once
Very dynamic and practical!!!
What do you like best about the product?
What I like most about miro is its dynamism, which allows great group work and much easier task resolution in a visual way.
What do you dislike about the product?
There's nothing I don't like so far, the miro delivers everything it promises to make everyday life easier
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
miro solves the problem of working remotely, where we can work together even from afar, as well as helping to solve problems more easily and devise innovation strategies
Perfect for sample and process management
What do you like best about the product?
The ease of using its interface is very easy
What do you dislike about the product?
That in the free plan, images and full HD PDFs cannot be downloaded
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
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Collaborative and agile Whiteboard for Teams
What do you like best about the product?
Miro Board is a fast and intuitive tool that makes teamwork seamless. It’s incredibly easy to understand, even for new users, allowing the team to get started quickly without a steep learning curve. Creating and deleting elements is a breeze, and the import/export options are versatile and easy to use. I also appreciate the ability to embed views, which makes sharing information across platforms more efficient. Security features are robust, giving peace of mind about data protection.
What do you dislike about the product?
One challenge I’ve encountered is the inability to copy and paste content between different teams' boards. This may be related to access level settings, which I might not fully understand yet, but it can be a limitation when working on multiple team projects.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro has been instrumental in enhancing remote collaboration, allowing our team to brainstorm, strategize, and track progress effectively. It has reduced the need for multiple meetings and helped streamline our workflows. we are working from 3 timezones
It really helps our team
What do you like best about the product?
The collaborations side of it and user friendliness.
What do you dislike about the product?
I don't dislike anything. It does everything it's supposed to do.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
clarifying in our heads the right customer journey when using our services and our website/platfrom journey maps.
Miro’s storyboards and mind-mapping tools have boosted my creativity and accelerated my results
What do you like best about the product?
My favorite feature in Miro is the extensive selection of board templates that suit every aspect of product management. I appreciate the flexibility to customize these templates to meet specific needs and seamlessly share them with my team. The infinite canvas allows us to organize parallel tasks seamlessly, enabling efficient collaboration and saving time in decision-making.
What do you dislike about the product?
There isn’t any feature in Miro that I find lacking or unfavorable.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro has helped me streamline scattered collaboration structures within my organization, creating a cohesive product management process where everyone is aligned and on the same page. This alignment has led to more effective teamwork and smoother project progression.
Collaborative platform to bring any project to life, live!
What do you like best about the product?
The opportunity to collaborate live in an infinite board, user friendly envieronment with multiple features.
What do you dislike about the product?
If different teams were created from the same organization, you need an Enterprise account to bring them together. I would imagine there has to be an easier way for the user.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Remote solutions for collaboration in a live environment.
What started as a covid savior for me is now an irreplaceable tool in collaborating
What do you like best about the product?
When I enrolled as a student in 2020 and covid started one of the major concerns were how to collaborate the most effectively from there. As we searched for solutions Miro become the key aspect for our lectures but also student group work in general, we integrated Miro easily, as the onboarding was really good. Even after covid, Miro allowed us to host home-office student group meetings and manage our time effectively, when in-person meetings weren't possible. I use it almost every day since multiple years.
What I like about Miro
- The ease of interaction, every user interaction on the board feels intuitive, I remember only very few times were interacting with Miro was frustrating for me.
- It's a pinboard but better. It doesn't reinvent the wheel of pinboards, but elevates it in the digital space
- Stickies make the board feel more "real"
- I really like the implenetation of things like "emotes"
As I applied for my student account, I got a accepted fast by the customer support.
What I like about Miro
- The ease of interaction, every user interaction on the board feels intuitive, I remember only very few times were interacting with Miro was frustrating for me.
- It's a pinboard but better. It doesn't reinvent the wheel of pinboards, but elevates it in the digital space
- Stickies make the board feel more "real"
- I really like the implenetation of things like "emotes"
As I applied for my student account, I got a accepted fast by the customer support.
What do you dislike about the product?
Team naming
It's a daily frustrating act for me to guess which team belongs to whom. This is more of a student issue. A lot of my fellow students registered quickly with their college mail on Miro at the beginning of the semester DURING the first class of the semester on their phone. This is a moment were most students feel the onboarding must go quick as the class waits to interact. So what happened is that I am in 5 - 6 different Miro team from different students and a the teams are just named "Education team", so I now have to find amongst multiple similar names, which one is the right one. Another encounter was them naming their them just like the masters program I am in, so I also have some teams just named like the master, which doesn't help me identifying which team I have to go to.
In short: For team names on the left bar I would like to see the name of the "owner" - maybe in a smaller font below.
Managing text formation in Miro
I remember working with text formation in Miro is sometimes tricky. I know I can't expect Word-like formation, but I sometimes miss basics of formation, like just a bold bigger headlines, and other basic stuff from text-editors like Word. I would like if this was expanded on, as we often imported parts of scientifc papers we had to write, only to spend a lot of minutes, trying to format it, so you can read it the right way.
Other's don't see if I highlight a text passage with my mouse
Often me or other's quoted some text of a longer paragraph and while we read it, we highlighted to let other's know where we are. We do this, because we're used for other's to see highlighting, like in Microsoft Office / Google Collaboration. This would make studying even more efficient, so not everybody has to first find the line I am reading from, but I can just highlight it to them.
It's a daily frustrating act for me to guess which team belongs to whom. This is more of a student issue. A lot of my fellow students registered quickly with their college mail on Miro at the beginning of the semester DURING the first class of the semester on their phone. This is a moment were most students feel the onboarding must go quick as the class waits to interact. So what happened is that I am in 5 - 6 different Miro team from different students and a the teams are just named "Education team", so I now have to find amongst multiple similar names, which one is the right one. Another encounter was them naming their them just like the masters program I am in, so I also have some teams just named like the master, which doesn't help me identifying which team I have to go to.
In short: For team names on the left bar I would like to see the name of the "owner" - maybe in a smaller font below.
Managing text formation in Miro
I remember working with text formation in Miro is sometimes tricky. I know I can't expect Word-like formation, but I sometimes miss basics of formation, like just a bold bigger headlines, and other basic stuff from text-editors like Word. I would like if this was expanded on, as we often imported parts of scientifc papers we had to write, only to spend a lot of minutes, trying to format it, so you can read it the right way.
Other's don't see if I highlight a text passage with my mouse
Often me or other's quoted some text of a longer paragraph and while we read it, we highlighted to let other's know where we are. We do this, because we're used for other's to see highlighting, like in Microsoft Office / Google Collaboration. This would make studying even more efficient, so not everybody has to first find the line I am reading from, but I can just highlight it to them.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It makes it easy for us students to communicate, and host online-meetings and collaborate, as we often have really split time-frames of work. It also enables us to work indivudally from time to time. Additionally we keep our notes there and collect sources.
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