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Miro is a super-handy and experience-changing tool
What do you like best about the product?
Love the ability to collaborate with the team, to visualize the mind maps in a fancy way, seamless engagement of colleagues without any traction on the way
What do you dislike about the product?
I know that it's a monetization strategy but still, the limit of 3 boards on the free plan and the fact that by creating the 4rth you'll sacrifice one from the previously created set of 3.
The ideas to improve: introduce a kind of folders or tags to split my boards into groups (stars are not enough)
The ideas to improve: introduce a kind of folders or tags to split my boards into groups (stars are not enough)
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Organize my meetings with the team: benefit that everyone is engaged in discussion and collaboration
Easy way to extract my thoughts into the mindmaps
Easy way to extract my thoughts into the mindmaps
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Unmatched real-time collaboration board for Workshops, agile Team Meetings and more
What do you like best about the product?
Visual Collaboration with many useful templates and suitable for large groups and anonymous participants, price plans are fair. Free for beginners.
What do you dislike about the product?
Sometimes it consumes a lot of cpu power, depending on the pc it is used on.
Some functions are a bit hidden, like changing board owners and it is not so transparent what only board owners are allowed to do versus participants.
Some functions are a bit hidden, like changing board owners and it is not so transparent what only board owners are allowed to do versus participants.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Remote Workshops about any topic with small and large groups.
Scrum Meetings, especially Retrospectives.
Remote Trainings (e.g. for Scrum).
To gain common understanding about complex topix, to facilitate group decisions, to mitigate conflict, to visualize problems and solutions, to inspire creativity and collaboration. To make work fun.
Scrum Meetings, especially Retrospectives.
Remote Trainings (e.g. for Scrum).
To gain common understanding about complex topix, to facilitate group decisions, to mitigate conflict, to visualize problems and solutions, to inspire creativity and collaboration. To make work fun.
Survived the lockdown thanks to Miro
What do you like best about the product?
1) The endless possibilities that Miro gives you to create things (collaborative)
2) The continuous stream of updates and new features
3) As part of a consultancy firm we are very reliant on tools like Miro during COVID lockdown since we can't travel to clients. Miro was very helpful in thinking with us how to create the best possible environment to help our clients.
2) The continuous stream of updates and new features
3) As part of a consultancy firm we are very reliant on tools like Miro during COVID lockdown since we can't travel to clients. Miro was very helpful in thinking with us how to create the best possible environment to help our clients.
What do you dislike about the product?
Support tickets could be handled more efficient
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
remote facilitation for workshops and projects on a professional note but also used Miro for making floorplans and plan boards for the constructors of our new house.
Excellent tool for digital, creative workshops
What do you like best about the product?
The sheer versatility and flexibility of Miro are amazing. And also inspiring, as we have heard from several of our customers. A customer CEO once said in an evaluation session: "a year ago I said to my colleagues that creative workshops are not possible to do properly online - but I was wrong!" He, along with several other customers, went on to buy their own license, to use Miro for internal purposes. the most impressive capability with Miro is how it handles lots of users doing stuff at the same time. Never seen this capability solved as effortlessly in any other tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
1. It's easy to lose control of scaling in Miro. Specifically, font sizes easily get out of control, once you start dragging post-its to make them larger. Then the same font size will appear different from one post-it to another. I would like the ability to reset post-its to the original size.
2. This is not so much a dislike as it is a recognition: Miro is NOT a prototyping/design tool. For designers, Miro does not and probably should not compete with the tools we already have for this purpose (Figma, Sketch, Axure, Adobe, etc). The exception maybe is rapid prototyping, as we often do on whiteboards.
2. This is not so much a dislike as it is a recognition: Miro is NOT a prototyping/design tool. For designers, Miro does not and probably should not compete with the tools we already have for this purpose (Figma, Sketch, Axure, Adobe, etc). The exception maybe is rapid prototyping, as we often do on whiteboards.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Obviously, when corona happened, Miro quickly became our preferred platform in order to maintain and continue both our customer projects and internal projects. As a ux designer and advisor, I use it for: all sorts of workshops, collecting and structuring insights, courses, knowledge sharing and training, design sprints, customer journey mapping, service blueprint mapping, giga mapping, strategy processes, team meetings, standups, status meetings, and much more.
Miro is an awesome, flexible tool. It helps me drive collaboration and as a result helps with sales.
What do you like best about the product?
I can use Miro for mind mapping, brain dumps, wireframing, brand strategy session, client discovery sessions. it is so flexible and collaborative the use cases seem pretty endless.
Recently I've been mapping screens out for my new website as it has been so rapid to try out Ideas. I have also used the mindmapping tools to develop my data mapping for the website across platforms.
My key usage is for brain dumps, its just so quick to get ideas down in an app that is then available on any of my devices.
Speed, Collaboration, Client inclusion, Sales.
Recently I've been mapping screens out for my new website as it has been so rapid to try out Ideas. I have also used the mindmapping tools to develop my data mapping for the website across platforms.
My key usage is for brain dumps, its just so quick to get ideas down in an app that is then available on any of my devices.
Speed, Collaboration, Client inclusion, Sales.
What do you dislike about the product?
I have no issues with Miro at all. Their tool is flexible, always available, quick to load.
Until recnetly Miro had an affiliate program, this has now ended which is a shame. I think this should be replaced so that users like myself can directly recommend Miro.
Until recnetly Miro had an affiliate program, this has now ended which is a shame. I think this should be replaced so that users like myself can directly recommend Miro.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I run discovery sessions with clients, brand strategy sessions with clients, and Miro allows me to guide the conversations but is flexible enough to pivot the conversation in any direction. It has never left me needing more.
One of the key benefits is speed of use, I only have a short period of time with clients so have to capture what the client is telling me rapidly. Miro makes this easy. I can add new frames to capture subjects and it takes no time at all to tidy up following the session to allow me to play the session back to the client.
Increased collaboration with clients sets me apart from my competitors and Miro enables me to achieve this. It also enables me to ensure that my clients feel listened to.
One of the key benefits is speed of use, I only have a short period of time with clients so have to capture what the client is telling me rapidly. Miro makes this easy. I can add new frames to capture subjects and it takes no time at all to tidy up following the session to allow me to play the session back to the client.
Increased collaboration with clients sets me apart from my competitors and Miro enables me to achieve this. It also enables me to ensure that my clients feel listened to.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
I recommend Miro to any individual or business that needs to organise, map ideas, brainstorm or just get a grip on something. It's easy to start to use and can expand to achieve almost anything.
Powerful, flexible and enabling
What do you like best about the product?
Improves the quality of interaction in workshops; visually appealing, powerful and loads of tools
What do you dislike about the product?
A bit complex; export options could be better maybe; drawing tools on ipad pro could be more powerful and enable it as a whiteboard
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
viertual workshops, interaction, coaching, facilitation
An extension of the brain
What do you like best about the product?
I love the fact that you can share the boards, that its easy to set up, painless to start using. I also love the fact that they are working on templates and wireframe elements to speed up the work. As a product/ux designer I simply adore the tool as it allows me to do the complete flow apart from prototyping which is how it should be. It acts like an extension of the brain and can be as organized as you want it or as chaotic as you want it.
What do you dislike about the product?
It tends to slow down when you put too much elements into it. The desktop version does not show the same responsivness as the browser one does. I am afraid that some of the data might be lost
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Getting other teams to see the roadmap, progress or presenting research. I was able to lead sprints via MIRO. It overall boosted my remote working capabilities.
Incredibly powerful, especially for the current times
What do you like best about the product?
Easy way to collaborate with global teams. The interface is simple yet powerful with all its functionalities. The preset templates are incredibly useful, covering a large range of roles in the organization.
What do you dislike about the product?
The options for roles in the account could be better. I would like to have view-only/commenters type of members vs actual creators.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
With Covid, our teams have become full flexible and most of our people no longer go to the office. We also became international, working in 3 different time zones. Miro helps with materializing conversations that would happen on a whiteboard or using post-its.
I work remotely and use Miro on a daily basis to collaborate internally and with Customers
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is one of the most user-friendly applications I use in my work. Visually it's very appealing and as a visual person I find it easy to spin up graphics, workshops and presentations to use internally and to facilitate interaction in meetings with Customers from any location. I love the ability to share boards internally and externally. I love the ability to export boards or frames as PDFs. I love the recent update adding music to the timer - really great for Customer meetings where you have asked attendees to complete a task to avoid awkward silence!
What do you dislike about the product?
The downside of Miro in my opinion is the storage structure. I would benefit from having a 'Personal' space to store projects and board that I don't need to share with anyone else. I need the ability to organise projects within a team in to separate folders. For example I may have a team called 'Customers', a project for each Customer, and various boards within each project, but I would like to be able to organize Customer projects in to 'Old projects' and 'current projects' without creating a new team. Permissions on boards are difficult to use. When I create a board I want it to be shared with my team by default and I want them to get a notification stating this. I don't want notifications to come through email - they will be missed by the majority of my colleagues. I would love a better integration with PowerPoint and the ability to edit powerpoint decks that I've inported in from Miro but I appreciate that is a dream and in practice would be very hard for Miro to facilitate! I would like a 'Duplicate to' button as when I want to duplicate a board I have to click 'Duplicate' and then move it over to the relevant project manually - a small thing but would make my life easier! I would like the ability to import excel cells as text boxes - not sticky notes. I would love the ability to assign cards to more than one user. I would love an integration with Wrike - our project management tool.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I work for a company that works remotely regardless of the COVID pandemic. Pre-Covid however, my company still used to visit Customers on-site all around the world to facilitate workshops. Miro provides the interaction necessary for us to get the required input from Customers remotely. Post-Covid Miro has therefore reduced the costs of sending our employees from the UK to Customer sites all over the world. From an internal perspective, we are completing a lot of process work at the moment and Miro provides us with a tool to easily create and amend workflows and process diagrams on an ongoing basis.
I love miro for my work and personal life
What do you like best about the product?
The sizing of things can be adjusted to show the importance of things and these can change. I like that it autosaves and can be accessed from any device. Great to have a collaborative working space. I can display things in a format that suits me, like creating a timeline, a list or a mind map. I enjoy the templates. I like being able to add pictures. It's really fun and engaging, my favourite way to task plan and track. Really good to get all my thoughts down, I like the whiteboard and post-it style but in a digital format so it can adapt as I do. Great for keeping track of all my thoughts and tasks in a way that suits me. I like to set sections for projects and lists for small tasks. I use multiple boards for each project and link them together. We use Miro in our marketing team and find it a great way to brainstorm and project plan and have our individual boards.
What do you dislike about the product?
Something fiddly with the shapes and accidentally moving things around. Would like more design options and customer colours. I find the line tool very difficult to use, especially on a tablet as it doesn't snap to a straight line.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Really good to get all my thoughts down, I like the whiteboard and post-it style but in a digital format so it can adapt as I do. Great for keeping track of all my thoughts and tasks in a way that suits me. I like to set sections for projects and lists for small tasks. I use multiple boards for each project and link them together. We use Miro in our marketing team and find it a great way to brainstorm and project plan and have our individual boards.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
This is a great tool, I recommend it for visual thinkers to track lists and projects and mind map.
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