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Miro empowers teams to perfectly and seamlessly collaborate in design thinking workshops online
What do you like best about the product?
Platform's flexibility, user experience. Also the possibility of linking all kinds of media and files in the same board.
I found it extremely useful to brainstorm with my team during work-from-home periods.
Additionally, I am using to storyboard books and articles, figuring out everything from timelines to references to storyline and plots.
Finally, I am using with non-creative partners to explore new opportunities in collaborating for sustainability in our communities.
I found it extremely useful to brainstorm with my team during work-from-home periods.
Additionally, I am using to storyboard books and articles, figuring out everything from timelines to references to storyline and plots.
Finally, I am using with non-creative partners to explore new opportunities in collaborating for sustainability in our communities.
What do you dislike about the product?
I have found no faults to Miro so far.
Only perk I might be happy to see is the ability to make boards private as a free user.
I would love to see it expanding into a fully-integrated tool with zoom, MS teams, google meats, etc.
Also, potentially integrating more advanced prototyping tools.
Still, a great new system that I will use everyday!
Only perk I might be happy to see is the ability to make boards private as a free user.
I would love to see it expanding into a fully-integrated tool with zoom, MS teams, google meats, etc.
Also, potentially integrating more advanced prototyping tools.
Still, a great new system that I will use everyday!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
cross-referencing, large research boards to develop creative thinking and solve complex problems, storyboarding presentations and articles, collaboration of different team members to workshop ideas.
I think that Miro allows teams to explore and cross-reference together over time. When the traffic of information is limited to emails or messaging app teams, they lose the overall picture, while Miro helps them connect the dots and frame the work in the most effective way.
I think that Miro allows teams to explore and cross-reference together over time. When the traffic of information is limited to emails or messaging app teams, they lose the overall picture, while Miro helps them connect the dots and frame the work in the most effective way.
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Excellent tool for collaboration and for organising and synthesising thoughts and info
What do you like best about the product?
Like that most of the features I need are built in the tool (i.e. design and text formatting options, ability to add links and attachments, ability to vote, timer)
What do you dislike about the product?
When attaching images, Miro can improve on helping the user see immediately where the image is attached on the board or give the user the ability to select location to attach the images
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I use Miro during the Discovery stage (Understanding the problem) of the Design process. I also use it to collate and synthesize information and research findings and to organize my thoughts. I also use my Miro boards as my presentation tool when I'm explaining the problems and sharing insights to teammates and stakeholders. Miro is also very useful as a collaborative tool when my team and I are brainstorming or conducting retros.
Great tool for consulting
What do you like best about the product?
It's an easy to use tools that I have found to be extremely helpful when consulting with clients particularly when working remotely. I haven't had a problem with clients ever not being able to use it.
What do you dislike about the product?
The web version is brilliant , havent had any problems but I have found the Ipad version to not be as useful. Some of the problem are not miro's fault it is just hard to use it as effectively on an iPad.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro has helped me engage with clients when building out their technical requirements for custom digital solutions that I need to build out for them, it gives me a great space to work through everything and have it all on one board.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Do the trial, you have nothing to lose.
Our experience with Miro
What do you like best about the product?
Great UX, super easy to use, and a fantastic collaboration tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
We require staff to use Miro occasionally. So I have to add and remove staff. I prefer an option that allows super users to remain and for me to invite staff periodically rather than to have to add and remove users.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We can easily map our processes. Plus, it has helped create detailed briefs for our software developers to create solutions to meet the expectations of the requestors
Miro has become one of our go to tools at STCK
What do you like best about the product?
Ease of use and control inviting in externals
What do you dislike about the product?
Not really a user of the video conf functionality, i find that Zoom does a better job in combination especially when running remote client workshops
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Many and varied, but at the heart of what we are doing is collaborating visually to understand client problems or ideate solutions to solve problems.
Essential business tool for online collaboration with clients, students and stakeholders.
What do you like best about the product?
We started using Miro out of necessity during COVID and now it is an invaluable tool that our business cannot do without. We use it in our UX consulting and training business to collaborate with clients in remote research and design workshops. We also use it to run our UX training courses online. The templates are great but we have also created our own UX templates. The product is affordable and we love that we can lock down particular boards and share them with specific clients or stakeholders without them seeing our other boards. I would highly recommend it as easy to use and affordable.
What do you dislike about the product?
It can be challenging to use without a mouse if you only have a trackpad on your laptop.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Remote collaboration in a COVID world. But we will now also use to collaborate online even after COVID as our clients are often geographically dispersed.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Include some support tips in a text box on boards for new users
Great enabler for online collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
Miro enables our team to collaborate remotely by replicating our physical whiteboard. All our activities can be done and are even improved by the many features available in Miro. Templates are great, voting feature is key. It's really easy to use.
What do you dislike about the product?
One area of improvement could be in the organisation of boards, but that's also on us. I just feel because it's easy to create, and possible to have many, everyone in the team creates LOTS of boards.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We're now able to run whiteboard sessions remotely.
Great overall whiteboard app - specially usefull working from home
What do you like best about the product?
- Easy user interface.
- Lots of tools and frameworks to use when diagramming
- Ability to collaborate simultaneously with different members on the same board.
- Lots of tools and frameworks to use when diagramming
- Ability to collaborate simultaneously with different members on the same board.
What do you dislike about the product?
The role hierarchy is a little confusing in the begging (what is a user, a team, a board). But you eventually get the hang of it.
To collaborate, users must have an account, which is sometimes a barrier when working with someone a first time
To collaborate, users must have an account, which is sometimes a barrier when working with someone a first time
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Basically, having the old famous whiteboard do draw stuff since working from home. With the plus of it never being erased down.
It is also very useful when working alone and you need to diagram or draw architetures.
It is also very useful when working alone and you need to diagram or draw architetures.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Although being a very useful platform for online collaboration, the pricing gets a little steep as you add users.
Essential for remote teams, perfect for anything else product and design related.
What do you like best about the product?
I love that registered users and unregistered users alike can access the boards I share and want to collaborate on. I also use it for personal ideas and visualizing quick boards and concepts.
What do you dislike about the product?
Hmmmm, there has been some confusing board ownership and sharing problems I've seen in the past, but I think that has been updated/addressed.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Workshops, timezone collaboration aided, file management of the projects is easy, interviewing candidates
Miro is the best digital whiteboard, and it changed the way I, we, and my clients work.
What do you like best about the product?
That I can digitally represent my thoughts to others. Regularly I'm talking with someone and pause to say, "let me open a Miro board and show you what I mean." It's made it possible to have far richer communication with my clients/peers because they're able to SEE what I'm thinking, and thus better understand it.
That, and the digital asset that remains after workshops. It's invaluable to have a well-organized, easy-to-edit, and can't-get-lost-in-someone's-desk asset to review long after meetings happen.
That, and the digital asset that remains after workshops. It's invaluable to have a well-organized, easy-to-edit, and can't-get-lost-in-someone's-desk asset to review long after meetings happen.
What do you dislike about the product?
I wish Miro made it easier for people who weren't tech-friendly to add things to the board. Also, Miro simply needs to add the ability to create a design system for a board. It's cumbersome to go through and change all colors, fonts, etc. manually—to be able to say "board primary color is #XXXXXX, secondary is #XXXXXXX, H1 text is #####, etc." and then mass edit elements, especially ones that are already "locked" will help Miro compete with Figjam which is quickly going to try to take users.
Also, Miro's dot voting isn't as good as it could and should be.
Also, Miro's dot voting isn't as good as it could and should be.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
All kinds of problems, namely through facilitation. Be it for branding a startup, prioritizing a backlog, creating solutions, planning a year out, or anything else, it's impossible to overstate how valuable it is for people to see ideas visually represented, interacted with, and prioritized. It always sparks conversations, provides insight, and leaves people with clarity & momentum.
We've used it to help clients re-map their organizational structure, determine which features are most lucrative for their audience, creating user profiles, held countless retrospectives via dot voting, sentiment analysis, and more, created end of year presentations, and more.
We've used it to help clients re-map their organizational structure, determine which features are most lucrative for their audience, creating user profiles, held countless retrospectives via dot voting, sentiment analysis, and more, created end of year presentations, and more.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Miro is like a mac, MURAL is like a PC. MURAL may be fine for users, but Miro has clear UX advantages for facilitators. It's far more interesting, dynamic, and peaceful to use. I think that Miro is a great way to become an internal champion of thought. By using Miro yourself, you can create your own canvases, boards, or presentations that will wow your team and leadership. By using edit links, you can get "quick wins" by allowing lots of your team to participate in a workshop without requiring to buy a license. Try it, create something, share it, repeat! You're bound to become an invaluable part of your team with your Miro expertise.
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