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Most powerful diagram tool I ever used
What do you like best about the product?
Freedom to design and collaboration with the team. During my time in software development I came across various tools, and Miro is by far the easiest, most portable and modern of them.
What do you dislike about the product?
Annotations and custom fields on objects could be improved, may this would open for more integrations. Also would like to have more docs and broad API, mainly for animation outside presentation mode.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Designing solutions for applications modernization and new components for our distributed system. It greatly improved the teams collaboration on diagrams, design thinking sessions and overall graphical documents we have.
The best collaboration platform.
What do you like best about the product?
The interface is fast and smooth. The feature set is unique.
What do you dislike about the product?
The free version is too limited. Cannot import Draw.IO files.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Almost everything from event storming to presentations and solution design.
Miro is a great tool for organizing your ideas and work plans
What do you like best about the product?
I like the ease to use of the tools. It is very simple to create writing spaces for my ideas.
What do you dislike about the product?
I dislike how computer intensive it is. My laptop sometimes get stuck because large Miro workspaces use much RAM.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Im organizing my Masters degree. Im noting the papers i’ve read, my schedule and creating mind maps to organize my ideas.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Create a free account and give it a try!
Easy, Krisp and Engaging
What do you like best about the product?
The one thing that I like best in Miro is a bunch o things. Miro is super easy to use and learn. Anyone that never used the tool can instantly learn how to use without much difficulty. I love the real time collaboration, post-its, templates, dot voting and time box management.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes, when there are many artboards and/or many elements, Miro starts to get slow. I use the Mac app and I thought that Miro would save in some app cache the things that are already loaded in the app.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Real time collaboration and project documentation. This makes very easy for anyone to collaborate and view everything that was done in a project.
Excellent tool, going from strength to strength
What do you like best about the product?
Miro goes from strength to strength - almost every day there is some enhancement to the functionality.
It is by far and away the most powerful, versatile collaborative tool I've used (and I've tried them all and use Miro since it was called Realtimeboard).
It performs brilliantly even as a simple whiteboard, right up to many sophisticated features.
One feature I love is the ability to upload and deconstruct multi-page documents - google slide decks, pdfs, etc - which makes reviewing a document (and staying oriented in a large document) and absolute breeze, massively reducing the cognitive load.
Welldone team Miro.
It is by far and away the most powerful, versatile collaborative tool I've used (and I've tried them all and use Miro since it was called Realtimeboard).
It performs brilliantly even as a simple whiteboard, right up to many sophisticated features.
One feature I love is the ability to upload and deconstruct multi-page documents - google slide decks, pdfs, etc - which makes reviewing a document (and staying oriented in a large document) and absolute breeze, massively reducing the cognitive load.
Welldone team Miro.
What do you dislike about the product?
The templating functionality for some more technical uses could be improved, such as for process modelling using industry standard business process modelling techniques like BPMN.
At the moment, its limitations in this area stop the organisation that I'm working at from adopting the tool fully - instead they're using niche rival Lucidchart for this purpose and Miro for everything else, within the UX community and so on.
(Team Miro I think you're missing a trick on this one.)
At the moment, its limitations in this area stop the organisation that I'm working at from adopting the tool fully - instead they're using niche rival Lucidchart for this purpose and Miro for everything else, within the UX community and so on.
(Team Miro I think you're missing a trick on this one.)
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Visualising complex information; facilitating discussions with / communication between disparate groups of people; having a free format canvas to organise my own analysis.
The best tool I could find to collaborate and replace whiteboard physical sessions
What do you like best about the product?
It's a tool that it's very easy to master and that works for all of the dynamics that my teams have. Things like creative problem-solving sessions, discovery sessions, brainstorming sessions, retrospectives and post-mortems. My teams have been using Miro to great effect and in some cases have changed their off-line processes to include Miro as a working tool.
For me, the things that really add value are the community templates, but I would expect nothing else form a tool that fosters communities to work collaboratively.
For me, the things that really add value are the community templates, but I would expect nothing else form a tool that fosters communities to work collaboratively.
What do you dislike about the product?
The pandemic as seen a slew of updates with Miro trying to support and do more. We've found some bugs in the voting mechanism, so that needs some addressing.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro came into widespread use at my company due to the pandemic where we needed something to replace meetings around a whiteboard, and for that effect, it worked really well.
Additionally, having a tool like Miro also changed some development team processes, making Miro the de facto problem design tool. Where before we documented in confluence what we drew, now we create everything in Miro and consolidate in Confluence and Jira. Of particular interest is the Jira integration where we do problem breakdown and story mapping and integrate to Jira once we are ready.
Additionally, having a tool like Miro also changed some development team processes, making Miro the de facto problem design tool. Where before we documented in confluence what we drew, now we create everything in Miro and consolidate in Confluence and Jira. Of particular interest is the Jira integration where we do problem breakdown and story mapping and integrate to Jira once we are ready.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Don't waste time looking for other tools. It will do what you need and the community support (templates) will make your life easier and even show you some things you didn't know about!
New level of collaboration in an interactive way for globally remote work
What do you like best about the product?
flexibility and broad range of apps, how you can actually build the boards almost as you are drawing on the paper. also very good is the usage together with Samsung Flip technology when you sketch
What do you dislike about the product?
how you have to manage the licences and users
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
cross-functional and cross-cultural collaboration, using for project management flow, resolve day-to-day problems, brainstorming
Miro helps me to coach my agile teams and to collaborate better with others.
What do you like best about the product?
I love the way I can set up an entire environment for my remote team. We are able to work together on new ideas and use it for our retrospectives. I am even setting up an entire virtual christmas party with miro for 40 collegues. I use the timer, voting feature a lot. But the best is the possibility to set up a workshop with one of the predefined temlates, this hepls me save time and improve workshop quality.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes we forget to lock the background items and then someone accidently pulls the whole template apart. This can be distracting.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
With mostly remote teams we face challenges to collaborate efficiently and unleash creativity. Since we are using miro we are able to document workshops and to continue with all post its hanging where we stopped last time. No more "where did this post it hang"? ;) We also use it for prioritizing workshops, retrospectives and ideation in our design process.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Just start using it and explore the great possibilities.
Miro is the perfect tools for designers and not
What do you like best about the product?
Compared to MURAL:
Miro has a better usability
Miro is a real working tool
Miro is more precise and flexible
Miro has way more templates (all editable and smart) and features than Mural, we need a lot of these to design many different things, often in the same space (maps, flows, wireframes, icons etc.). Mural does not offer enough features.
Miro has better stability and reliability
Miro is faster and smarter in the way it allows us to work, is time efficient compared to Mural
Miro has its own app, easy to navigate through, more than one board can be open at the same time, but yet all together
Miro has a better boards management, it allows to invite externals choosing among different levels of permission (latest feature: is the possibility to protect the link to a board with a password) with accessibility and possibility to edit in the board as a guest > with Miro we can inviti people to join the session and allow them to edit!Even if you are a guest ;)
Miro has the integrated call feature for longer time (implemented by Mural just recently)
Miro is more precise and allows deliverables to have a better look: the deliverable is ready to be exported and sent/used/presented
Miro has many software integrations. Especially the one with Whereby can be useful for testing purposes. (it also has integrations with Teams and Azure)
Miro has different export possibilities for different purposes (files can be then opened in Adobe Illustrator also)
Miro has a better usability
Miro is a real working tool
Miro is more precise and flexible
Miro has way more templates (all editable and smart) and features than Mural, we need a lot of these to design many different things, often in the same space (maps, flows, wireframes, icons etc.). Mural does not offer enough features.
Miro has better stability and reliability
Miro is faster and smarter in the way it allows us to work, is time efficient compared to Mural
Miro has its own app, easy to navigate through, more than one board can be open at the same time, but yet all together
Miro has a better boards management, it allows to invite externals choosing among different levels of permission (latest feature: is the possibility to protect the link to a board with a password) with accessibility and possibility to edit in the board as a guest > with Miro we can inviti people to join the session and allow them to edit!Even if you are a guest ;)
Miro has the integrated call feature for longer time (implemented by Mural just recently)
Miro is more precise and allows deliverables to have a better look: the deliverable is ready to be exported and sent/used/presented
Miro has many software integrations. Especially the one with Whereby can be useful for testing purposes. (it also has integrations with Teams and Azure)
Miro has different export possibilities for different purposes (files can be then opened in Adobe Illustrator also)
What do you dislike about the product?
The export features:
even to export a pdf the feature is called "Export an image" and it does not allow to export .png
I cannot trim elements/shapes
even to export a pdf the feature is called "Export an image" and it does not allow to export .png
I cannot trim elements/shapes
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
With Miro I can map complex things in an easy way, it is precise, it has a ton of features that fit all my needs
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you need to put map your thoughts in an easy and beautiful way and share this to other, Miro is the tool for you!
Essential tool for everyone.
What do you like best about the product?
Mostly I am creating user flow diagrams to communicate with my clients in a proper way. Collaboration feature is also good. For personal usage, this is a handy tool. Most of the time, I am dealing with multiple projects, processes and tasks. In order to prioritise them and create a clear high-level picture, I am instantly using Miro.
What do you dislike about the product?
Typography, font sizing can be improved. As a designer, I want to have more control. I know this is not a design tool but, I feel like, I am spending time for typography related minor issues.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Creating quick diagrams before deep diving to the design phase. Creating high-level information architecture.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
I recommend Miro to everyone.
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