Miro
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Easy to Use and Perfect for Team Collaboration
What do you like best about the product?
I really appreciate the simplicity of the user interface. It makes it easy to jump straight in without feeling overwhelmed. I’m a big fan of using it for moodboards and mind maps, and the platform is particularly strong for that kind of visual work. I also enjoy how collaborative it feels, it’s great being able to share ideas and build things together in real time.
What do you dislike about the product?
I sometimes find the limited choice of colours restrictive, especially when I want to create more variety or highlight certain elements. It would also be helpful to have an easy way to format bullet point lists, as this feels like a basic tool that’s missing. Another small frustration is not being able to quickly set or update the default view for users when they first open a board.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro gives me a simple way to lay out large amounts of imagery in one place. It makes it easy for several people to review and discuss visual content together, without the need for endless email threads or scattered files. This has been especially useful for sharing moodboards and design ideas in a clear, accessible way.
Working collaboratively anywhere anytime to understand users better
What do you like best about the product?
The ability to work collaboratively on a searchable whiteboard easily with colleagues and with new users with very little training. You can use it to develop dashboards, project management, user data storage, analysis and synthesis. I use it constantly for all sorts of workflows.
What do you dislike about the product?
There are a few small feature flaws with certain tools that make them not as seamless to use, but these are based on my specific preferences as an avid user. I also think AI functionalities (for clustering for example) have some ways to go. I wish it did have more of a robust and technical feature for data collection.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro is aiding in product/project management and conducting user research.
Architecrual Assistant
What do you like best about the product?
Freedom, flexibility, and real time update
What do you dislike about the product?
taking account of the individual preference too much. Would be better if you have a template for each commonly used way
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
prolonged updates
Easy to use
What do you like best about the product?
I value its capability to facilitate our roadmapping of finance projects. It is highly user-friendly and straightforward to use.
What do you dislike about the product?
The project titles are displayed for all team members to see, even members who are not on the finance team.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
It helps me get more input on ideas and projects that we want to test
Simple to use and saves a lot of time
What do you like best about the product?
Live notes and annotations. very simply to provide in-depth markups.
What do you dislike about the product?
image resolution/size limit for uploading
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Working with external teams to aid project delivery. Easy means to share and collaborate information.
Easy to Use
What do you like best about the product?
Very useful for initial stages of a project. Easy to create and gather ideas. Works real-time which is really helpful during collaboration.
What do you dislike about the product?
Might have more flexible options for design tools.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Very easy to sketch and visualize ideas at the early stages of a design process.
Great software to capture and present thoughts of brain explosions.
What do you like best about the product?
Flowcharting software, automatic connectors and shapes that are easy to manipulate. You can also have massive boards that zoom in 400%.
What do you dislike about the product?
Not sure really. I don't have any qualms for using Miro.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro has helped me be a place to quickly wireframe things -- either through their wireframing tool or quick sketching. We've done crazy eights, using their frames, voting tools, music etc.
It's been fun to add GIFs to spice things up
It's been fun to add GIFs to spice things up
An Intuitive User Experience
What do you like best about the product?
What I love about Miro is how incredibly user-friendly it is - you can literally jump in and start creating boards within minutes, even if you've never used anything like it before. The interface feels fresh and intuitive, with simple drag-and-drop features that anyone can pick up quickly, whether you're a tech wizard or someone who still asks for help with their smartphone. And the real magic happens when your team starts working together - you can see everyone's cursors moving around in real-time, making changes instantly, which honestly makes collaborating remotely feel almost as natural as being in the same room together.
What do you dislike about the product?
The main hiccup you might run into is that really jam-packed boards can start to feel a bit laggy, especially if you're working on an older laptop or dealing with spotty WiFi. And here's something that can be genuinely frustrating - there's no great way to roll back changes or track different versions when you've got multiple people editing the same board. It would be amazing if they added something like Git branches where you could work on different versions and then merge them together - that would be a total game-changer for bigger team projects.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Honestly, Miro has been a lifesaver for our team's collaboration headaches! Before using it, we were constantly struggling with those awkward remote meetings where everyone's trying to explain complex ideas through screen shares of messy PowerPoint slides or confusing email chains. You know how it goes - someone says "imagine a flowchart where..." and half the team is already lost.
Now with Miro, we can all jump onto the same visual canvas and actually see what everyone's thinking in real-time. Whether we're brainstorming new features, mapping out user journeys, or doing our sprint retrospectives, everything just clicks into place visually. It's like having a giant whiteboard that everyone can draw on simultaneously, no matter where they're working from.
The biggest game-changer has been how it keeps our entire team on the same page - literally! Instead of sending around different versions of documents or trying to remember what was decided in last week's meeting, everything lives in one place that's always up-to-date. Plus, those ready-made templates are incredible time-savers. Instead of starting from scratch every time, we can grab a template and focus on the actual work rather than figuring out how to structure everything.
It's basically turned our chaotic brainstorming sessions into organized, productive conversations where everyone's ideas actually get heard and built upon. And honestly, it's made remote work feel way less... remote.
Now with Miro, we can all jump onto the same visual canvas and actually see what everyone's thinking in real-time. Whether we're brainstorming new features, mapping out user journeys, or doing our sprint retrospectives, everything just clicks into place visually. It's like having a giant whiteboard that everyone can draw on simultaneously, no matter where they're working from.
The biggest game-changer has been how it keeps our entire team on the same page - literally! Instead of sending around different versions of documents or trying to remember what was decided in last week's meeting, everything lives in one place that's always up-to-date. Plus, those ready-made templates are incredible time-savers. Instead of starting from scratch every time, we can grab a template and focus on the actual work rather than figuring out how to structure everything.
It's basically turned our chaotic brainstorming sessions into organized, productive conversations where everyone's ideas actually get heard and built upon. And honestly, it's made remote work feel way less... remote.
Miro flow
What do you like best about the product?
I mainly use Miro during my workshops on brand identity design. I like it because it gives me all the tools I need to design everything I use during my workshops. Everything in one place.
I also use it to manage some legal design projects for which I am responsible for the visual and layout aspects. We also manage them in Miro in terms of content, since doing so we can follow an agile approach.
Also, Miro is simple to use, at least to me. And I can say that also people new to Miro immediately understand how it works. Moreover, I usually succeed in implementing and integrating it into my workflow quite easily.
I also like the customer support and the community. The community is quite active, with some super-responsive people who are also really proactive. So in case of need, you know there's a place you can go to find an answer.
I also use it to manage some legal design projects for which I am responsible for the visual and layout aspects. We also manage them in Miro in terms of content, since doing so we can follow an agile approach.
Also, Miro is simple to use, at least to me. And I can say that also people new to Miro immediately understand how it works. Moreover, I usually succeed in implementing and integrating it into my workflow quite easily.
I also like the customer support and the community. The community is quite active, with some super-responsive people who are also really proactive. So in case of need, you know there's a place you can go to find an answer.
What do you dislike about the product?
It's not something I dislike, but rather something I think about from time to time: the tools we have are constantly increasing, and more tools certainly mean more potential, but they can also mean more complexity to manage.
One thing I don't like so much: we can decide our workshop participants/users will be editors, viewers, etc, but we don't have more granular, precise controls on the tools they will be able to use. Sometimes it would be more useful, at least to me, to be able to 'activate' some tools and deactivate others. No more than this.
One thing I don't like so much: we can decide our workshop participants/users will be editors, viewers, etc, but we don't have more granular, precise controls on the tools they will be able to use. Sometimes it would be more useful, at least to me, to be able to 'activate' some tools and deactivate others. No more than this.
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro is currently the best solution for me when it comes to organising collaboration, not only about visual things. I mainly use Miro for brand identity design workshops, but I also use it for brainstorming sessions on legal design projects (where I am responsible for the visual and layout aspects) and, more generally, for sharing ideas, thoughts and reasoning.
The ability to use Miro effectively in asynchronous mode also lets me work with people who have different needs, primarily in terms of working hours. We can achieve all our project milestones without being online every time at the same time. And that's a huge plus.
The ability to use Miro effectively in asynchronous mode also lets me work with people who have different needs, primarily in terms of working hours. We can achieve all our project milestones without being online every time at the same time. And that's a huge plus.
Great Online Collab tool for Six Sigma Training & Consulting Projectsboa
What do you like best about the product?
Miro has been an excellent tool for us at Six Sigma PH. As a training and consulting company, we rely on clear communication and collaboration to deliver value to our clients. Miro’s flexible whiteboard makes it easy to design process maps, facilitate workshops, and engage participants in real time. It has elevated the way we conduct training and consulting sessions, keeping teams aligned, productive, and focused on achieving results.
What do you dislike about the product?
Board guests requesting for account access
What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?
Miro is solving the challenge of collaboration and engagement, especially in remote and hybrid settings. In the past, it was difficult to keep training participants and consulting clients fully engaged during workshops or process improvement sessions. With Miro, we can now visualize ideas, map processes, and brainstorm in real time with everyone actively contributing.
This has benefited us by making our sessions more interactive, productive, and results-driven. Clients leave with clearer outputs, teams feel more aligned, and our training delivery has become more impactful and efficient.
This has benefited us by making our sessions more interactive, productive, and results-driven. Clients leave with clearer outputs, teams feel more aligned, and our training delivery has become more impactful and efficient.
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