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Miro gets the job done.
What do you like best about the product?
What I love most about Miro is:
1. The shear number of templates available (Miro and Miroverse).
2. How collaboration is heightened when using Miro as colleagues are able to understand project information.
3. I have the freedom to layout boards however I want (i.e. best way to communicate to my colleagues).
4. Using Miro, allows for a single source of truth and hub of information in one place.
1. The shear number of templates available (Miro and Miroverse).
2. How collaboration is heightened when using Miro as colleagues are able to understand project information.
3. I have the freedom to layout boards however I want (i.e. best way to communicate to my colleagues).
4. Using Miro, allows for a single source of truth and hub of information in one place.
What do you dislike about the product?
1. While I like the voting feature, I'd rather the vote stays present on the board and not disappear or have to click on the voting icon to see the voted order. This is because, it is powerful to see the votes and then discuss in a workshop. This is why my team went back to dot voting instead of the automatic voting.
2. Spotify to be added onto the music timer countdown.
2. Spotify to be added onto the music timer countdown.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
1. How to map out an opportunity (i.e. for a new user interface, we used the product vision canvas on Miroverse).
2. During user interviews and testing sessions, Miro is used to capture notes and conduct analysis afterwards.
3. I can screenshot different levels of low-fi and hi-fi wireframes (balsamiq and figma), in a side by side view. This makes it easier instead of presenting in two different tools.
4. Team health workshops are conducted via Miro.
2. During user interviews and testing sessions, Miro is used to capture notes and conduct analysis afterwards.
3. I can screenshot different levels of low-fi and hi-fi wireframes (balsamiq and figma), in a side by side view. This makes it easier instead of presenting in two different tools.
4. Team health workshops are conducted via Miro.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Much better than Mural :)
IT IS A TOOL EASY TO USE AND REALLY USEFULL
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is easy to use, share and collab with our team workers. I frequenly use for hackathons, personal projects and professional projects also. It is a tool with a clean interface and design!!
What do you dislike about the product?
I would say that the aren't things to not like, really. Easy to find templates, to share, to create. Nothing that get really bad on dislike this tool that it is also free.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Are a bunch of problems to solve with Miro, one of them is Project problems, mapping, ideation, creation, organization and undestanding problems more deeply. Also you can improve your productivity.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you seek an easy tool for mapping and a sort of other things, choose Miro
Miro is one of the most useful platforms in my workflow.
What do you like best about the product?
After signing up there was a very quick learning curve. I quickly discovered more ways to use it than I originally anticipated.
What do you dislike about the product?
At the moment, nothing that I dislike about Miro comes to mind.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro, primarily serves as a whiteboard for my business. I've been able to create boards for each of my projects, and I've been putting everything I need there.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
It's been several months since I discovered Miro. I was looking for an online solution to put images and ideas in one place while working on projects. The minute I started working with Miro, I fell in love. This platform makes it easy to put whatever you want (images, videos, website thumbnails) on a board for easy access. They consistently revise the system to give you more. I haven't utilized the collaboration tools yet, but I'll incorporate that into how I work with clients soon. Outside of Notion, Miro is my number one productivity tool. I'm fortunate that I discovered it and highly recommend it for anyone who remotely needs any of the features Miro offers.
Excellent tool for designers' workflow.
What do you like best about the product?
The most useful thing about Miro is that it is a powerful tool to visualize and share information and ideas about a project in the same workspace, both with other co-workers and with clients.
This makes the communication of design ideas quite easy.
This makes the communication of design ideas quite easy.
What do you dislike about the product?
When the dashboard has too many PDF files, the workflow slows down a lot and the page needs to be constantly refreshed. It would be interesting to have some kind of count of the weight of the files on the board so that one can manage better
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Communication with my clients and my work team has become even more fluid and effective. Visualizing the information and documentation in a single space is wonderful.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
If you are looking for a tool that improves your workflow and communicates with your team and clients, Miro is the perfect tool to make everything flow.
Miro for visual collaborative workspace
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is a fantastic tool to promote collaboration in a virtual workspace. Our team primarily uses miro for brainwriting and collaborative spaces. Team members can all add their thoughts to the boards during sessions, and no idea goes overlooked when everyone can write it down, unlike on a large phone call when it is hard for everyone to speak on an idea without the topic changing.
What do you dislike about the product?
It does take a while to learn and get used to and familiar with. Not all typical keyboard shortcuts seem to transfer over and dragging the page or elements around by accident will frequently happen as one gets started.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Our team is very visual, and with the hard pivot to remote work last year, Miro helped out team keep normal activities in our daily work even when we could not brainstorm together as usual. Miro has also been very impactful in pivoting in-person training that needed to make the jump to becaome remote training. It allows a collaborative workspace where we can split the group up to brainstorm individually, set a timer, and then come back as a larger group to discuss topics, problems, and solutions on a larger scale.
An intuitive remote creative collaboration tool
What do you like best about the product?
I like the broad set of collaboration and ideation features that Miro provides. It has all the features one could need for collaborative brainstorming: from basic functionality sticky notes, shapes and tables, to creating templates and embedding relevant documents or media.
What do you dislike about the product?
Making the best use of the extensive set of features comes with a learning curve. Overall, Miro does provide informative pop-ups and support material for getting acquainted with the tool, but matching these better to the context of the user could improve the learning process.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
With the shift to working from home due because of the ongoing pandemic, brainstorming and ideating with colleagues had become challenging. Miro addresses this gap, and is especially powerful when working in a larger team due to the ability for everyone to contribute in parallel, and the responsiveness of the tool. The Miro boards are also a useful source of knowledge after completion of the brainstorm session, so even when this pandemic is over, there is clear value in the tool.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
It takes some time to get truly familiar with the tool. Have a look at existing canvases for inspiration.
InVision helps me to share and collaborate with designers and project manager
What do you like best about the product?
Collaboration with project manager and share the designs and mockups with the client. The freehand tools are awesome to use. The comment functionality is amazing.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes it is difficult to import the artboards. It just won't sync with a sketch app., Sometimes it is difficult to import the artboards. Customer Support for InVision is slow and unresponsive for complex problems. And the pricing model is quite overwhelming when it comes to having a big network.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Communication is the best thing that has solved the problems between the designer and project manager. It also allows developers to inspect a screen easily to get the specs like fonts, colors and provide code to the developer
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Easy to use, easy to add designed files, best collaboration tools, and build a mockup in minutes
Easy and fun to work with!
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is quite intuitive and self-explanatory application. It is easy to be used by a moderator and for an unexperienced audience. Miro offers a lot of templates which help you to capture informaiton in the best way. Easy to use, easy to share and trace back documented informaiton.
What do you dislike about the product?
There is nothing that I absolutely dislike. Maybe a little challenge is to navigate on the bord when you have multiple frames.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Capturing important information during brainstorming, planning, review, etc. sessions. Fascilitating discussions, idea generation, feedback and any sort of exchange. Making the process fun.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Try it out and you will be surprized how easy to use it and how fast you will appreciate Miro's cool features!
A best visual design tool for collaboration and mind mapping.
What do you like best about the product?
Sleekness, ability to collaborate in real time and integration with other parties. Also the quality of the graphics to be is the best on the market, nowdays (Fall 2021)
What do you dislike about the product?
Many great features are available only on paid plans, but to be honest, the amount of features delivered on the free tier are already a great value borh for singles and teams.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I'm using the app to sketch and take notes in real times during meetings. Then I re-arrange the concepts in order to get lean and complete diagrams.
Due to the quality of the graphics, I'm also using the app as a source for presentations.
Due to the quality of the graphics, I'm also using the app as a source for presentations.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
While evaluating the product on free tier, be careful about the sharing policies.
Why Miro's Infinite Canvas + AI Sidekick Makes My Service Mapping Fun
What do you like best about the product?
I've been using Miro a ton for service blueprints and journey maps. Here's what stands out for me.
Miro AI's Sidekick is handy—I rely on it heavily to create detailed service maps in about 5 minutes. I have a custom prompt that works great for service blueprints and other journey maps. It gets me 80% there fast. Plus, I can use Miro AI to ask questions and digest the large service blueprint in easy chunks.
The customizable templates save time too. They're an easy starting point for a first draft, so I don't have to build from nothing.
Compared to Claude or Gemini, the biggest plus is the infinite canvas. It lets me visualize maps and charts without limits, and I can edit them quickly. Text AIs feel boxed in; this one gives room to spread out and tweak as I go.
It's solid for what I do, though free version has export limits and you need paid for full AI. Works well solo or with a small team.
9.5/10
Miro AI's Sidekick is handy—I rely on it heavily to create detailed service maps in about 5 minutes. I have a custom prompt that works great for service blueprints and other journey maps. It gets me 80% there fast. Plus, I can use Miro AI to ask questions and digest the large service blueprint in easy chunks.
The customizable templates save time too. They're an easy starting point for a first draft, so I don't have to build from nothing.
Compared to Claude or Gemini, the biggest plus is the infinite canvas. It lets me visualize maps and charts without limits, and I can edit them quickly. Text AIs feel boxed in; this one gives room to spread out and tweak as I go.
It's solid for what I do, though free version has export limits and you need paid for full AI. Works well solo or with a small team.
9.5/10
What do you dislike about the product?
It's a strong tool, but there are spots that could use work. For one, Sidekick AI doesn't give citations like Perplexity does—if it pulled in sources or references for the maps it generates, that'd make it way more trustworthy for client work.
Navigating the infinite canvas can be tricky too. Stuff gets spread out, and I still have to give teammates a walkthrough to find everything. Some kind of search or pinned navigation would help.
Wireframing's okay for quick first drafts, but it's not as detailed as what Claude or Pencil AI churn out. Fine for sketches, but I end up refining elsewhere for polished mocks.
Navigating the infinite canvas can be tricky too. Stuff gets spread out, and I still have to give teammates a walkthrough to find everything. Some kind of search or pinned navigation would help.
Wireframing's okay for quick first drafts, but it's not as detailed as what Claude or Pencil AI churn out. Fine for sketches, but I end up refining elsewhere for polished mocks.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
# Storyboarding and journey mapping (We use the templates provided by Miro)
# Remote ideation workshops
# Whiteboard for remote collaboration
# Plotting business models
# Remote ideation workshops
# Whiteboard for remote collaboration
# Plotting business models
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