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Miro works the way I my mind works
What do you like best about the product?
I've been using Miro since 2019, and I have to say it's one of my favorite products I've ever used. It was extremely intuitive to pick up from the start, and the infinite canvas perfectly pairs with my preferred method of working, where I often need to bring a number of disparate ideas or concepts together to tell a story and figure out a way forward. It's such a flexible and robust platform that I can use it every day, but not every day's work in it must be the same.
Highlights:
- The continual evolution of the Workshopping features have been invaluable. Running remote workshops is incredibly easy with Miro. Timers, voting, and frame hiding tools have made workshops work extremely well.
- As a product manager, I've made use of the story mapping tool many, many times across different products. It's so much easier to use a visual tool like this, that's flexible and allows for quick reorganization as your thoughts about the product adjust, than it is to try and map out a product in something like Jira or Azure DevOps.
- Templates. Templates are huge, especially with custom templates. Being able to create something to easily use time and again is a massive accelerator, especially in the consulting space where I work with multiple different clients or new products over time.
- Miroverse and Miro SDK: there are a tons of amazing templates that other creators have put out for public consumption on the Miroverse, which is great if you're looking for a new way to approach something. And the SDK has allowed for some great custom apps built on Miro to further enhance the experience.
Highlights:
- The continual evolution of the Workshopping features have been invaluable. Running remote workshops is incredibly easy with Miro. Timers, voting, and frame hiding tools have made workshops work extremely well.
- As a product manager, I've made use of the story mapping tool many, many times across different products. It's so much easier to use a visual tool like this, that's flexible and allows for quick reorganization as your thoughts about the product adjust, than it is to try and map out a product in something like Jira or Azure DevOps.
- Templates. Templates are huge, especially with custom templates. Being able to create something to easily use time and again is a massive accelerator, especially in the consulting space where I work with multiple different clients or new products over time.
- Miroverse and Miro SDK: there are a tons of amazing templates that other creators have put out for public consumption on the Miroverse, which is great if you're looking for a new way to approach something. And the SDK has allowed for some great custom apps built on Miro to further enhance the experience.
What do you dislike about the product?
An infinite canvas does have some limitations. Some boards get too bulky with images and other content, and can slow down. Additionally, limitations on the amount of text in some objects, as well as limited formatting capabilities, inhibits longer form content (or providing extremely detailed requirements in user story cards). Generally, though, these are not issues (and text limits can easily be solved with integrations to things like Google Docs).
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We are inherently visual creatures. Miro helps in just about every part of the work I do by giving a platform to visualize the work, whether it be research, planning, ideation, or something else. Couple that with the ability to collaborate with others in a visual manner, togther or async, and it truly makes work better. The way we used to work involved a LOT of email, and a lot files back and forth. Versioning was a problem. As was the space all the versions took. Crossed paths of communication. Miro gets rid of all of that.
An essential remote collaboration tool
What do you like best about the product?
I've used Miro since late 2019, and it became a staple part of our workflow in 2020 once we found ourselves all working from home. As a Creative Director, I've introduced it to multiple companies as a place to review and collaborate across all our work; using client-specific boards for daily design crits, campaign and brand ideation, and workshop templates for brand sprints and brainstorms. We also have Miro linked with Slack, so everyone is aware when updates or comments happen.
What do you dislike about the product?
Client workshops can sometimes be a little slow to start, while everyone gets their head around how to add and comment using post-its, but this is very much dependent on how tech-literate the client is, and how long you put aside to explain the set-up at the start of workshops. Some need longer than others!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro keeps all of our work in one place. The only work that doesn't make its way there is anything from Figma, otherwise it's essentially a huge wall we keep and develop our work and thoughts on.
Great tool to for mind maps
What do you like best about the product?
What I like the most is that I can have extra information on my mind maps and tables, such as examples, definitions, and pictures without having to include them in the main figure. Also the AI feature is very useful for summarising diagrams.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes is difficult to change the size the connecting lines.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Visualize my thoughts and define a working path.
Game Changer
What do you like best about the product?
It's an amazing space to keep multiple ideas and references together in one place. You can even go down obscure rabbit holes and drag videos, talk tracks and other media in so that when you come back a week or a month later the idea is not lost, or how you got there. The fact it syncs with so many other platforms and tools is brilliant too, and means I don't need to double job between the board I'm using and the jira ticket I'm working off. The customer support is also excellent, much better than I had anticipated. I started slowly but now I find I'm using miro most days and it has become more central to how I work, because it's flexible enough that I can implement it teh way I want to. The online tutorials are really helpful and mercifully short and straightforward too. I also get a lot of great intel from the online miro community.
What do you dislike about the product?
The zooming in and out took a bit of getting used to but it's second nature now. I haven't cracked the best way to file and save old boards that I'm finished with but may need to refer to in the future. I'm sure there's a simple way, I just haven't made time to research it yet.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Helps me organise several different trains of thought or creative routes in one space, so that I can more easily see patterns or anomalies in my thinking. Also helps me present ideas in a way that's far clearer to my audience, because I can offer up talk tracks or visual references for the ideas I am describing.
Miro - an intrinsic part of my workflow
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is an awesome collaboration tool for digital whiteboarding. I love the ease of use and how nicely it intergates with some other tools. I have been using Miro for running all my squad ceremonies. Its intuitive and infinite boards allows real time collaboration with team members. It has got great cusotmer support.
What do you dislike about the product?
I would like to have the ability to unlock all my locked items in one go something which will allow me to multi-select the items by Ctrl clicking on them and then just a button press to unlock them all. It is possible to multi-select and lock several items in one click so the opposite behaviour is the only thing missing now.
When I copy paste an image in to the Miro board, it comes as a very tiny version and then I have to zoom in all the way to stretch out the image, is that something that can be fixed?
When I copy paste an image in to the Miro board, it comes as a very tiny version and then I have to zoom in all the way to stretch out the image, is that something that can be fixed?
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro has been a super digital collaboration tool to share our ideas with the team members. Love the infinite canvas, various drawing tools, voting, timer, private mode etc. It also offers a library of templates to choose from for your specific purpose. We are using it for our PI planning sessions and for other Scrum ceremonies like planning, retro, review etc.
Collaborate at the speed of Now and Together
What do you like best about the product?
Live and real time collaboration with different cross functional teams, across different location and time zones. Easy to onboard and fast to path to brain storm ideas from ideaton to final process mapping. Miro has become a daily tool for all teams. Easy and fast to deploy to teams from all skill levels.
What do you dislike about the product?
Miro focusing on multiple integrations, but I would like to see more fundamental enhancements. I would forgo a tool integration for additonal fonts, colors, folder structures, ruler guides on the boards etc. Increase table and table data functionality. Potential to add grid data to white board integrations.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Team collaboration and live brainstorming. Digital first approach to replace physical whiteboard activities.
I just commented that's all. I love Miro
What do you like best about the product?
Smooth and very user- friendly interface
What do you dislike about the product?
It should be similar to figma and have many more features on it
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps to explain the user interface before implementation or idea generation
Excellent team collaboration platform.
What do you like best about the product?
It has a virtual whiteboard to write down and draw our thoughts hence we can collaborate and plan virtually as my team members are overseas.
It has the ability for any one and every participant to participate in discussions and ideation hence through this we get to collaborate effectively with all our clients as we get to inform each other on a certain issue with the team.
It allows our team members to do collaboratively brainstorming in the virtual or work from home method enabling every participant to actively coordinate with each other hence avoid excuses that May arise when needed somewhere.
It has the ability for any one and every participant to participate in discussions and ideation hence through this we get to collaborate effectively with all our clients as we get to inform each other on a certain issue with the team.
It allows our team members to do collaboratively brainstorming in the virtual or work from home method enabling every participant to actively coordinate with each other hence avoid excuses that May arise when needed somewhere.
What do you dislike about the product?
It provides alot of benefits and profits to the organisation hence I have no dislike about it.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It has enabled those team members who may have problems that makes them not to participate virtually to also work from home as I monitor their performance towards the organisation.
Wonderful collaboration tool.
What do you like best about the product?
Screen sharing provided by miro helps in collaboration where we are able to visually show our computer screen for others to see what we are presenting.
It's user friendly interface is intuitive and easy to use while the ability to create boards and draw diagrams allows everyone to easily visualize ideas as they collaborate.
It does not restrict your innovative process and is simple to collaborate to coworkers enabling every member has priority to collaborate to one another.
It's user friendly interface is intuitive and easy to use while the ability to create boards and draw diagrams allows everyone to easily visualize ideas as they collaborate.
It does not restrict your innovative process and is simple to collaborate to coworkers enabling every member has priority to collaborate to one another.
What do you dislike about the product?
It has been of great profit hence I don't have any dislike about it at all.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It is easy to collaborate to one another since through miro my team members does not have restriction in any way.
Miro stands out as a flawless collaboration tool
What do you like best about the product?
It is an excellent aid for marketing campaigns. It's simple to generate and present various models, so it's great for teaching concepts to colleagues and clients. Also, I like the way Miro makes every step of a campaign simple and safe, getting all components on the same page. Finally, the built-in calendar feature within the app makes it simple to plan events and keep track of deadlines. Overall, I advise people who want to shorten their marketing procedure. One of the great things about Miro is that it blends easily into the Azure Cloud, this has helped us collaborate and manage the projects we have. In addition to being connected through Azure, it likewise offers other ways to be connected, such as Excel and Confluence. That has made it possible to incorporate smoothly into current work streams and has made it simple to share information and concepts across various tools.
What do you dislike about the product?
One of the biggest problems is that off-line support is scarce, so it is difficult to develop work without an Internet connection. Also, I think the tool table could use some refinement. It can be overwhelming to move around, and it is not always clear where to place particular features or tools. Despite these difficulties, Miro continues to be a good alternative for marketers who wanted to collaborate and shorten their work cycles. One of the main disadvantages of Miro is that at the moment it does not offer a link to AWS and Redshift, this can be a big issue for clusters that rely on these two platforms to develop their work. Another drawback of Miro is the limited variety of models it has. The platform itself offers a variety of designs useful for different kinds of projects. Despite the aforementioned restrictions, I continue to consider Miro to be a fundamental area for our group.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Overall, Miro is a powerful tool for marketers who want to generate, manage and coordinate strategies. While the web-based support is precarious, the tool's ease of use and collaboration features make it a valuable resource for groups. it's a great help for a much lower price. The mix it has with Azure, the variety of ways to integrate, and its economical price make it an essential tool for any workgroup looking to shorten work deadlines and increase capacity.
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