Miro
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Awesome !!
What do you like best about the product?
Easy to use, has lots of templates, you can share it with anyone, when you are online working with a team is really amazing how information flows and people get inspired watching how other team members perform
On-line tool, no kidding, you get the job done quite fast
On-line tool, no kidding, you get the job done quite fast
What do you dislike about the product?
Free license only lets you use three projects
Maybe there is, bu I did not find a way to configure new templates not included, such as Team canvas, ExO Canvas, Community Canvas
Maybe there is, bu I did not find a way to configure new templates not included, such as Team canvas, ExO Canvas, Community Canvas
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
You have one and only blackboard for the team, you can add as much templates as you can, you can move fast through the board, people like to wathc everybody working on the same page, it all stays registered for future references so you can review repvious work to move on
Great collaborative tool
What do you like best about the product?
I like how easy it is to use. I learned the main functionality in less than an hour. I also like how you can make links public so there is no need for clients to create an account or sign in. It has a lot of templates to start from but you can easily make your own boards and navigate. I also like being able to choose the color of the stickies I want, which is nice for creating categories, priorities, or differentiating users. Also, I really like the many formats you can export too. Our top used ones are Excel, PDF, and JPG.
What do you dislike about the product?
Occasionally there are some glitches with moving around the board, but overall it is solid for our purposes.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We use this tool for remote collaboration since COVID has prevented us from doing in-person workshops. It is also really great for documenting requirements and not having to re-type them as you can easily export to Excel or PDF.
Could not function without Miro
What do you like best about the product?
Miro was key to enabling the shift to a remote workforce in many BHP teams in a very short time. While we were already using Miro for workshops, system design diagrams and team collaboration regularly, it was during COVID when most digital teams went remote, that it really came through for us. It was one of the 3 key collaboration tools (Atlassian suite and Teams chat being the other 2) that ensured we could maintain team velocity of our digital product team despite the challenges of being 100% remote.
Miro is reliable, fast and easy for new comers and non-technically savvy people to get into.
Miro is reliable, fast and easy for new comers and non-technically savvy people to get into.
What do you dislike about the product?
Backing up boards was a manual process. Sometimes different users would scale their boards differently items making items extremely small or massive, when cut n paste between different boards.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Providing remote teams with a collaborative working area that can sometimes be even better than being in a physical office. This can mean some office space could be repurposed or eliminated.
We are doing product discovery and design, story mapping, team health workshops, scrum ceremonies and software design in Miro. The benefits are having everyone collaborate at the same time to create shared living documents and rich diagrams that help in capturing, organizing and visualizing insights for our products, users, backlogs and systems.
We are doing product discovery and design, story mapping, team health workshops, scrum ceremonies and software design in Miro. The benefits are having everyone collaborate at the same time to create shared living documents and rich diagrams that help in capturing, organizing and visualizing insights for our products, users, backlogs and systems.
The most effective Collaboration tool
What do you like best about the product?
I am not sure where to start. The various templates available are the best of the lot to get you up and running really quickly on a new board. Workshops are so effective with the sticky notes and the awesome features to bring people to the current section of the board where the presenter is. Best of the lot is the jira integration to actually create and use Jira tickets on the board which is useful in so many ways when relative sizing tickets, prioritizing them or creating dependency between them.
What do you dislike about the product?
Not much to dislike though one thing that can improve is the zoom functionality of the board. The zoom level does not work really well when using the mouse wheel. Sometimes in the workshop, its really hard to zoom in to a desired place so if that can be improved, it would definitely improve the experience!
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
We have a really good framework within our company that requires proper workshops to enable us to deliver quality. When Covid arrived, we were all a bit worried as we were not sure if remote workshops would work. However Miro removed all such doubts with our first full day workshop. We were able to set timers to make sure we took much needed breaks as well as staying true to the agenda and purpose of the workshop. We have also used it for facilitating our restrospective meetings, general meetings and also keeping track of our release schedules through a gantt chart template! Could not have imagined to do all of this remotely a year back!
The best online collaboration tool integrated with all my product stack
What do you like best about the product?
The best online collaboration tool integrated with all my ecosystem stack G Suite, Slack, Asana and more. The UX/UI designers of this tool should get the Nobel Prize for designing Miro. Two words: great tool!
What do you dislike about the product?
I like everything about Miro :-) It's not cheap but I get value for money.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Online collaboration with my clients. I have a remote desk with each customer - one place where I gather all my ideas, design and workshop.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Miro is my own virtual desk (helping me keep my physical desk clean) and remote whiteboard, where I work with my customers. I've created plenty of canvas which I reuse on any other project I run. Can't imagine my work in remote times without Miro. When managing my work, I use so-called "link flow", and Miro is great for it, allows me to copy link to every object on my remote whiteboard.
Miro can make collaboration more effective than physical collaboration!
What do you like best about the product?
I love how organized collaboration is with Miro. Sticky notes are easy to sort, activities are easy to define, and everyone can access all of the information quickly. I also love how the activities/work done in Miro is, just by the nature of the tool, documented and captured for later review.
What do you dislike about the product?
There isn't much that I dislike about Miro. One small obstacle is the learning curve (albeit not large) to the tool and sometimes connectivity/rendering can be problematic. Additionally some of the features can be a bit frustrating (for instance, new users tend to move every frame/shape if it isn't locked down). That being said, all in all, I really have few complaints about Miro. (I love how additional features keep being added and how the interaction becomes smoother over time!)
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
I run many workshops through Miro as well as continued work projects. Miro has enabled me to work with a larger team, in a quick manner, with added clarity.
Workshops, collaboration and brain dumps - never going back
What do you like best about the product?
Allowing me to continue my work remotely.
- It's really easy to use, I was able to drive engaging workshops even with clients that weren't digital savvy.
- Being able to share boards through a link (and not needing to create an account)
- Having all your thoughts digitalised while you go
The last couple of times we met physically (on save distance), we were still using Miro.
Giving us best of both worlds: look each other in the eyes and having all your outputs digitalized at the same time.
- It's really easy to use, I was able to drive engaging workshops even with clients that weren't digital savvy.
- Being able to share boards through a link (and not needing to create an account)
- Having all your thoughts digitalised while you go
The last couple of times we met physically (on save distance), we were still using Miro.
Giving us best of both worlds: look each other in the eyes and having all your outputs digitalized at the same time.
What do you dislike about the product?
Since I use Miro also for project brain-dumps, adding too many files can impact performance.
Experience between browsers is different (always ask which browsers your participants are using, this will explain a lot when something isn't working properly).
Experience between browsers is different (always ask which browsers your participants are using, this will explain a lot when something isn't working properly).
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro allows me to continue driving workshops and creative and strategic sessions.
Actually more efficient than before, since all is digitalized at once.
Compared to other platforms it's easy and functions like "bring every one to me" really allows you to drive engaging sessions even with e.g. elderly (when working on patient-interviews to create journeys)
Actually more efficient than before, since all is digitalized at once.
Compared to other platforms it's easy and functions like "bring every one to me" really allows you to drive engaging sessions even with e.g. elderly (when working on patient-interviews to create journeys)
Miro helps me to facilitate workshops, collaborate and engage my audience. Amazing tool.
What do you like best about the product?
The UX is incredibly well defined, I love to be able to see everyone moving and doing stuff across the board. Collaboration is the best thing II can do with Miro but I also use it to make my own diagrams and research process. I don't use Miro to design and define final designs but for the rest of the design process is my most relevant tool.
What do you dislike about the product?
I don't like the experience to connect my Miro board with Notion, Invision and Sketch. I think you can do a better job to integrate with this sort of tools. I will love to see an integration like the one you did with Confluence.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Collaboration, timekeeper on workshops, Miro has also replaced physical post-its to synthesise user research. I love to use Miro to create journey maps, competitor analysis and document usability evaluation.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Miro is a tool that almost anyone in any role can use. You will increase your productivity by visualising your work, your diagrams, workflow, designs and more importantly to collaborate with your team and stakeholders. I highly recommend this tool if you are working remotely but it works really well for onsite collaboration and the best thing is that all your work and collaboration is already documented and ready to share or present.
Miro helps when remote working, especially facilitating and collaborating
What do you like best about the product?
I enjoy the following:
- Digital whiteboard functionality
- Mind map functionality is very handy
- Multiple people can collaborate at once
- Using and saving templates for business analysis eg. Service blueprints, Journey maps, PEST, fishbone etc
- UI, look and feel and generally a fast adoption curve for people in my group
- Digital whiteboard functionality
- Mind map functionality is very handy
- Multiple people can collaborate at once
- Using and saving templates for business analysis eg. Service blueprints, Journey maps, PEST, fishbone etc
- UI, look and feel and generally a fast adoption curve for people in my group
What do you dislike about the product?
Some of the sharing with non paid licensed Miro users can be limiting for my use case. While most in my immediate team are licensed, others can only see and comment on boards, better options to be able to add post its or objects would be appreciated for non paying collaborators. I understand its for commercial reasons but there are times where I've had to use alternatives due to not all my meeting being licensed
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Holding workshop style meetings when working remotely is difficult and Miro makes it easier
Intuitive, visual, and they're easy to get
What do you like best about the product?
Miro is a great tool that anyone can use intuitively and share information visually.
You can easily start writing (or drawing) with the various templates already available.
You can freely express yourself by inserting a variety of shapes and images.
And the board is infinitely large, allowing you to rearrange what you write on it.
It's better than the real whiteboard.
You can easily start writing (or drawing) with the various templates already available.
You can freely express yourself by inserting a variety of shapes and images.
And the board is infinitely large, allowing you to rearrange what you write on it.
It's better than the real whiteboard.
What do you dislike about the product?
Miro cannot treat information as a data structure, so Miro needs to be used in conjunction with other tools.
However, collaboration with external services is still in its infancy.
However, collaboration with external services is still in its infancy.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Everything about the design is realized with Miro, from the beginning of the study of the business concept to the actual system design.
Business, planning, engineering, and even management can share information right on the whiteboard.
Sharing information in Miro is very effective in avoiding inconsistencies in information perception, which can be fatal in a fast-moving project.
Business, planning, engineering, and even management can share information right on the whiteboard.
Sharing information in Miro is very effective in avoiding inconsistencies in information perception, which can be fatal in a fast-moving project.
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