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How I and my team us Miro at work
What do you like best about the product?
I really like how easy Miro is to use. You don’t need much time to get used to it and it makes visualizing user flows or app structures very straightforward. It’s simple to implement, the customer support is helpful, and we use it frequently in our workflow. It has a lot of useful features and integrates well with other tools we rely on.
What do you dislike about the product?
When the board grows, performance drops and it can start to lag. Scrolling or moving elements feels unresponsive, which can be annoying when working quickly or with others.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps solve the problem of organizing and visualizing complex workflows. For our team, it makes it easy to map out user flows, plan app development, and adjust ideas on the fly. This benefits me by saving time, keeping everyone on the same page, and making collaboration much clearer and more productive.
A Powerful Visual Collaboration Tool with Room for Smoother Performance
What do you like best about the product?
Miro makes brainstorming, planning, and team collaboration incredibly visual and intuitive. The platform’s flexibility allows you to build mind maps, user flows, and design frameworks all in one shared workspace. I especially like how real-time collaboration feels seamless. The variety of templates and integrations with tools like Figma, Slack, and Google Drive helps streamline the creative process. For visual thinkers, Miro truly enhances clarity and teamwork.
What do you dislike about the product?
While Miro offers a wide range of features, it can occasionally feel cumbersome when working on large projects with many collaborators. I have noticed that performance tends to slow down, particularly on boards filled with complex visuals or a high number of widgets. The pricing structure also seems somewhat expensive for small teams or freelancers who only require a handful of premium features. Furthermore, I think navigation could be more user-friendly, especially for those who are new to the platform.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro is an essential tool in both UI/UX design and film production. When developing streaming platforms, it enables teams to visualize complex user journeys, organize wireframes, and keep design concepts aligned without losing track of the overall vision. In film production, Miro proves just as valuable for planning storyboards, mapping out timelines, and facilitating coordination between departments like design, editing, and marketing.
By centralizing all visual ideas in a single space, Miro helps reduce confusion and miscommunication that can often arise among creative teams. Its real-time collaboration features make it easy for designers, writers, and producers to work together smoothly.
One challenge, however, is that for large-scale film or streaming projects, the boards can become visually cluttered and somewhat challenging to manage. Even so, Miro’s capacity to bring structure, clarity, and a shared vision to creative processes has made it an indispensable tool for streamlining pre-production and design workflows.
By centralizing all visual ideas in a single space, Miro helps reduce confusion and miscommunication that can often arise among creative teams. Its real-time collaboration features make it easy for designers, writers, and producers to work together smoothly.
One challenge, however, is that for large-scale film or streaming projects, the boards can become visually cluttered and somewhat challenging to manage. Even so, Miro’s capacity to bring structure, clarity, and a shared vision to creative processes has made it an indispensable tool for streamlining pre-production and design workflows.
Great Mind Mapping Software
What do you like best about the product?
You can just kind of throw thoughts and ideas out there to get your information out. I also love using it to create complex workflows or user guides. It is intuitive and easy to collaborate on and use.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is still not a lot of logic built in. So if this happens than that. Also permissions are very confusing. You can be on a team, but not have access to a board or vice versa. Feel like its a maze to see who actually has access to what.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Trying to just get ideas out there, or trying to create an organized workflow.
Best tool for facilitating workshops and collaborative work
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is, without a doubt, one of the tools I use the most in my daily work. I use it for everything from documenting discovery stages to organizing workshops and co creation sessions. It’s super easy to use, very intuitive, and packed with features that make collaboration flow naturally. I especially like how it helps structure group activities, keeping everything organized, visual, and easy to follow.
What do you dislike about the product?
The pricing structure, especially for smaller teams or projects with occasional collaborators, can feel a bit steep. It becomes challenging when you need to invite a large number of external guests who only require temporary access.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro is solving the major challenge of visualizing and centralizing collaborative work in a remote or hybrid environment. It eliminates the need for multiple, scattered tools by providing a single, infinite canvas to document everything from complex discovery stages to final strategies. Most importantly, it transforms dull, static virtual meetings into highly interactive and structured co-creation sessions and workshops. The main benefit to me is effortless organization and natural collaboration. Miro makes complex processes visible and intuitive, dramatically improving both the efficiency and alignment of my team's daily work.
Fun, Interactive Meetings with Miro
What do you like best about the product?
I love how Miro makes collaboration and brainstorming sessions fun and interactive. The comprehensive suite of tools enhances our productivity and makes meetings engaging. I enjoy using the presentation tool in Miro alongside Canva, allowing me to create interactive workshops. The integrations with Google Docs and Google Sheets are super convenient, significantly simplifying our workflow. Miro's creative space is expansive, with numerous plugins and features that keep collaboration fresh and exciting.
What do you dislike about the product?
I find it challenging that users who are not familiar with Miro can easily mess up boards during collaborations. Although I know how to hide and lock elements, it can be cumbersome. It would be beneficial if there was a way to specify which elements should be interactive during collaboration times, rather than having to lock everything else.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Miro to streamline collaboration, making meetings interactive and fun, which helps in gathering feedback and structuring workshops effectively. It transforms unstructured conversations into clear outcomes, creating a creative platform for idea development and actionable steps.
One of the best platform to manage my architecture projects with the team
What do you like best about the product?
Being easy to understand and to use, has a lot of features like draw and write text mention one of the team, templates, and flexibility.
What do you dislike about the product?
Taking time to upload, and doesn’t support short videos
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Working online problems, working with the team and developing the design in one place, all of us.
Empowers Teaching with Real-Time Collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
I love how Miro facilitates real-time collaboration, making it a great tool for interacting and brainstorming with others. The ability to use an infinite whiteboard really helps in tracking and building ideas from one meeting to another. I also enjoy the flexibility of writing and highlighting in different colors, which enhances clarity and focus on important elements. Additionally, copying and pasting links, diagrams, and writing on top of graphs are features I find particularly useful for organizing information. I definitely recommend Miro to others as I haven't found anything better.
What do you dislike about the product?
I find it cumbersome that using Miro effectively requires multiple pieces of equipment like a magic mouse, trackpad, iPad, Apple Pen, and computer. It seems excessive to manage all these tools just to navigate and make full use of the platform. Additionally, moving around the board and zooming can be frustrating depending on the type of computer and tools available. Another aspect is the messy and confusing nature of navigating between boards. It would be better if Miro allowed for a more organized structure, like pages within pages or boards within boards, to reduce clutter and enhance usability.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I find the product enhances real-time collaboration, allowing for seamless idea sharing and continuity across sessions, especially beneficial for remote teaching.
Very easy to create a large scoreboard of your business
What do you like best about the product?
huge layout, multiple "panels" at once, can be linked to each other easily. Great place to have all your ideas in ONE SPOT. Because it is sharable with my executive coach, the board is interactive. We use it like email or sharing links, ideas, etc.
What do you dislike about the product?
Icons and drawing tools not intuitive. Some of the templates are "set" (e.g. can't change font size). No auditing to see who left what text or image.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
great place to note take with my executive coach. interactive. I can go back and see everything in ONE place just by zooming in and out. It's one big document with everything rather than multiple files making it super easy to find things. needs MORE colours
would be even better if it intergrated with slack or some other communication / texting platform
would be even better if it intergrated with slack or some other communication / texting platform
Perfect for Remote & Asynchronous Collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
I love how easy Miro makes it to brainstorm and share ideas with the team. It’s super helpful for collecting inspiration images, doing quick wireframes, and getting feedback via comments. It's easy to get the whole team signed up and involved since the tools are pretty intuitive. We use it on a weekly basis.
What do you dislike about the product?
Boards can get messy fast if a lot of people are editing at once. It would be nice to have more control over layout and visual consistency.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps solve the chaos of early-stage collaboration. Instead of juggling docs, slides, and random Slack threads, we have one shared space to brainstorm, give feedback, and plan things visually.
A Powerful Visual Tool with Room to Grow
What do you like best about the product?
I use Miro every day to map out ideas, collaborate with my team, and bring clarity to complex workflows. It’s incredibly easy to implement—no steep learning curve, no complicated setup. The intuitive interface and flexible canvas make it simple to get started and even easier to keep using. It’s a reliable tool for turning abstract thinking into something tangible and shareable.
What do you dislike about the product?
Despite its strengths, there are several areas where Miro could improve:
- The shape library is limited, which restricts how I can visually differentiate elements.
- Sticky notes lack customization—I’d like to change their colour and shape to suit different contexts.
- Font support is inconsistent. Roboto Condensed doesn’t render correctly, and overall font options are too few.
- Jira integration is locked behind a premium plan, which limits how I connect my workflows.
- Presentation mode forces a traditional slide-by-slide format. I’d prefer a non-linear, more explorable experience—something that lets me zoom in and out across the canvas and guide people through ideas dynamically, rather - - than being boxed into a fixed sequence.
- Tables are pre-populated with formatting that I have to manually remove before starting.
- Basic functionality like adding links to tables shouldn’t require a paid upgrade.
- Arrow defaults can’t be set, which slows down diagramming.
- Snap-to-grid doesn’t behave reliably, making alignment more tedious than it should be.
- The shape library is limited, which restricts how I can visually differentiate elements.
- Sticky notes lack customization—I’d like to change their colour and shape to suit different contexts.
- Font support is inconsistent. Roboto Condensed doesn’t render correctly, and overall font options are too few.
- Jira integration is locked behind a premium plan, which limits how I connect my workflows.
- Presentation mode forces a traditional slide-by-slide format. I’d prefer a non-linear, more explorable experience—something that lets me zoom in and out across the canvas and guide people through ideas dynamically, rather - - than being boxed into a fixed sequence.
- Tables are pre-populated with formatting that I have to manually remove before starting.
- Basic functionality like adding links to tables shouldn’t require a paid upgrade.
- Arrow defaults can’t be set, which slows down diagramming.
- Snap-to-grid doesn’t behave reliably, making alignment more tedious than it should be.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro helps bridge the gap between synchronous and asynchronous collaboration. Whether I’m working live with colleagues or leaving behind structured thinking for others to pick up later, it keeps everyone aligned. It’s especially valuable for diagramming systems, mapping user journeys, and breaking down complex problems visually. Instead of relying on static documents or long email threads, I can build shared understanding quickly and iteratively. It’s become a central space for collaborative problem solving and planning.
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