Miro
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Amazing platform with great potential!
What do you like best about the product?
Very user-friendly and intuitive
Predefined dashboards are useful for Scrum framework
A collaborative tool with your team
Nice user interface
Predefined dashboards are useful for Scrum framework
A collaborative tool with your team
Nice user interface
What do you dislike about the product?
I would suggest increasing the minimum features available before requering an upgrade
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
This is a very collaborative tool with your team, so it is really easy to do retrospectives and create shared & tailored boards
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Absolutely
Ocean of creativity management
What do you like best about the product?
Miro has an extensive library of premade templates for whatever business requirement, from ideation to planning to map. It reduces the complexity of creating digital thoughts and processes maps, which significantly increases the productivity of a team's work.
What do you dislike about the product?
Because Miro provides far too many features under a single dashboard, it is critical to equip new customers with a clear and concise knowledge base that is easy to navigate. Despite this, it has a limited knowledge base, which is terrible.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Overall, I have had a positive experience with Miro, and I particularly like the variety of services it provides, particularly for the management and creative teams of the company. There's no denying that it's a convenient, easily accessible, and adaptable creation software that any ambitious company should have on hand.
We cooperate digitally through Miro
What do you like best about the product?
Miro significantly saves our resources such as sticky notes, pens, markers, and highlighters as they are readily available on Miro, which we can use digitally without wasting our resources. Therefore, Miro has become a great resource saver and great collaborative solution for our remote team.
What do you dislike about the product?
All the projects are randomly displayed onboard according to the latest action. Instead, it would be meaningful if a user could label each project according to the project title.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro has so many features that we still have not leveraged all of its benefits. So far the experience has been good on average as it has made our collaboration more lively and yes it has dramatically saved our office stationaries.
Love at the first sight
What do you like best about the product?
I really like Miro and the possibility that the platform gives users to create anything. I started using Miro 2 years ago and when the pandemic started it became my everyday working tool. I like the flexibility, the versatility, and the possibility of discovering inside templates how other users are using them.
What do you dislike about the product?
I really don't have much to complain about Miro. I just sometimes feel uncomfortable in appearing visible in a board.
Also, I feel that Miro has a learning curve and for this reason some people in a workshop/ brainstorming (at the first time using it) don't feel comfortable in editing something.
Also, I feel that Miro has a learning curve and for this reason some people in a workshop/ brainstorming (at the first time using it) don't feel comfortable in editing something.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
At this moment I have been using Miro to document my design process combined with Notion.
So, I use Miro to show visually all the stages: discovery, define, ideation and deliver... in a way that I can share with my peers to give an understanding of what our team have been working on.
Some examples: CSD Matrix (Certainties, Suppositions & Doubts), user story mapping, task and workflow, user requirements, mood board, benchmarking, low fidelity wireframes...
For me, the best benefit is the possibility to concentrate everything in one place and work collaboratively.
So, I use Miro to show visually all the stages: discovery, define, ideation and deliver... in a way that I can share with my peers to give an understanding of what our team have been working on.
Some examples: CSD Matrix (Certainties, Suppositions & Doubts), user story mapping, task and workflow, user requirements, mood board, benchmarking, low fidelity wireframes...
For me, the best benefit is the possibility to concentrate everything in one place and work collaboratively.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Try it.
Versatile App for Agile Teams
What do you like best about the product?
Miro works very hard to make the user experience both useful and pleasurable to use. This is very evident in the layout and design of the application but also in their prioritization of features. One of my favorite pieces is the wire framing kit. It allows users to create low fidelity mock-ups but they're so easy to use that it's great for visualizing what you're talking about as you're designing a user interface with colleagues.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes it's easy to forget that miro is primarily a whiteboard. They do so many things excellently and that can cause you to compare these pieces to fully fledged competitors in those spaces. But if you remember that these are just components in the miro ecosystem and not full competitive products, it's very easy to appreciate the hard work that miro has put into their product.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro makes it easy for remote teams to have the convenience of a whiteboard and really make good use out of screen sharing. Oftentimes screen sharing isn't used to its full potential because people just show the same ui that everyone else could see on their screen. Instead miro allows everyone to collaborate in real time. Their iPad app is great too for writing notes
Truly must-have tool for a UX designer!
What do you like best about the product?
It's the only program where I feel like I can collect my random notes and thoughts, organize them into coherent ideas, and share them easily with the rest of the team to provide feedback and input. My workflow is also cut considerably shorter with wireframe shortcuts and unique premade templates. I'm able to conduct design studio workshops that feel organized and collaborative. My team is entirely virtual, and it makes collaboration and feedback come much more effortlessly.
Love:
+shortcut of lofi wireframe components ready to use
+how easy intuitive it feels to connect shapes/diagram
+preformed templates and the miroverse
+how incredibly versatile the whiteboard is
+enjoy having color customization not limited to a few colors
+feedback can be easily given either by comments or by stickies
Love:
+shortcut of lofi wireframe components ready to use
+how easy intuitive it feels to connect shapes/diagram
+preformed templates and the miroverse
+how incredibly versatile the whiteboard is
+enjoy having color customization not limited to a few colors
+feedback can be easily given either by comments or by stickies
What do you dislike about the product?
It's a pretty solid application, but I'd love to see a few more features offered. I think if there was one thing that I think can be improved upon is that I wish there were a plugin of Miro to Figma and not just a Figma to Miro integration. I would love to upload my own types of stickers like how Slack has that option. It would allow for more specific feedback that is very visual-based.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Generally, I use Miro to organize member research and funnel the information gathered to actionable design changes. I've found that I could get people to convey their thoughts and ideas quicker.
Miro helps me transform my ideas to concepts by visualizing and moving freely with my thoughts
What do you like best about the product?
Lots of features, attentiveness to end-users (feedback system to make platform better), great presentation tools, and superb tool usability. I also love the templates and the continuous improvement of Miro over time. Miro has been a game changer in my workflow to get things done. I can present clearly ideas or changes I would like to implement and in addition, to collaborate, it's very practical as everyone can jump in and chime in the work being done.
What do you dislike about the product?
Navigation and selection of items on mobile devices, mobile-friendliness should be optimized to be able to deliver powerful content at your fingertips. The platform is still missing additional control of things such as icons and other items.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Validating concepts and workflows in the company for project management and development of the project management web application. I moved a lot faster when creating and presenting concepts and ideas. Often it's about selling the idea that makes it progress.
miro is a great tool and very easy to introduce to new users in any discipline
What do you like best about the product?
What I like best is how easy is to share and work together with any type of team. I like also the community that shares lots of templates and ideas, they are easy to find and implement
What do you dislike about the product?
I don't like the voting feature is a bit complicated and sometimes doesn't work very well. I don´t like the admin interface, it is not possible to make bulk changes to boards, like move, copy, rename or share.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
collaboration between persons in different locations that need a visual tool for straightforward explanations and conversations. Visual sharing of ideas. Flexible presentation formats
Versatile and Collaborative
What do you like best about the product?
Miro enables our team to collaborate very well remotely in a variety of ways. We use it to produce presentations, mind maps and flow diagrams to plan projects, and technical diagrams for reference. We've even sketched up a race track which we use as a work rota -- it's your turn if you're at the back. Its' 'follow presenter' functionality is valuable to keep everyone together in group meetings too. It's proven to be particularly beneficial when collating and sharing information within a group, especially given the integration with other software such as Teams and Confluence.
What do you dislike about the product?
Although miro is generally easy to use, some of the table functionality is a little bit clunky, lending itself better towards diagrams. It can also be easy to overlook some functionality owing to its minimalist design. It took us a while to realise we could follow a certain presenter by clicking on their initials.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro primarily helps with communication and information storage. However, we also use it to help both review and plan our work.
One for all board
What do you like best about the product?
There are a lot of things:
1. The pre-existing templates remove the hassle of making something from scratch.
2. Very easy to build architecture diagrams and workflow. You get a lot of options to choose whether a simple box, curved box, or note.
3. Notes can be added to the board which helps a lot to keep things clean.
4. You can add a comment to the board at places where you want. This helps in remembering things as well as putting questions on others' boards.
5. You can collaborate on a board with your peers very easily. This comes out to be very useful in meetings and team-building efforts.
6. There are multiple colors and opacity-based palettes which help in keeping the board hygienic and less clumsy.
7. You can share the board directly with a specific person or a group of people which is very useful especially when you are asked after your presentations.
8. You get the status of your board in case someone modified it. You get the email as well.
9. A lot of designing tools like borders, text styling, and many others like that.
1. The pre-existing templates remove the hassle of making something from scratch.
2. Very easy to build architecture diagrams and workflow. You get a lot of options to choose whether a simple box, curved box, or note.
3. Notes can be added to the board which helps a lot to keep things clean.
4. You can add a comment to the board at places where you want. This helps in remembering things as well as putting questions on others' boards.
5. You can collaborate on a board with your peers very easily. This comes out to be very useful in meetings and team-building efforts.
6. There are multiple colors and opacity-based palettes which help in keeping the board hygienic and less clumsy.
7. You can share the board directly with a specific person or a group of people which is very useful especially when you are asked after your presentations.
8. You get the status of your board in case someone modified it. You get the email as well.
9. A lot of designing tools like borders, text styling, and many others like that.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is nothing I dislike. They are doing a great job and hope to see some more new features coming next.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
My team uses the miro for a lot of things like:
1. We use it for our scrum discussion. It's easy to add notes and points on the board and the scrum master can take a look and add value to it.
2. We use it for our company meetings.
3. We use it to explain architecture and workflow diagrams.
4. We use it for presentations and collaborative tasks.
1. We use it for our scrum discussion. It's easy to add notes and points on the board and the scrum master can take a look and add value to it.
2. We use it for our company meetings.
3. We use it to explain architecture and workflow diagrams.
4. We use it for presentations and collaborative tasks.
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