Miro Reseñas y detalles del producto

I really like Miro- it makes it very easy to share the progress of a research project in a novel way. Also really useful to share the findings and used as a collaboration tool in group sessions

I sometimes struggle navigating and moving things around the board such as the post it notes and sometimes find random arrows being drawn when I haven't intended to add them.

It is great for collaboration and makes remote working much easier as often it can be difficult to collaborate with colleagues when working from home or hosting online sessions

Great that we can all view the same screen and work on the document together, add notes or make changes.

Sometimes the default templates or sticky notes are very small.

Working remotely and across countries, Miro allows my colleagues to access the board without me being there which helps with my own productivity and meeting deadlines.

I like the dynamic templates for a variety of projects, screen sizing, ability to collaborate with peers in person or virtually, along with the ease of personalization.

There aren't too many downsides or dislikes that I've found. Perhaps the most annoying thing is the struggles that come from people working on the same page, but overall that can be mitigated by locking items so they don't get changed.

Miro is solving many problems. Giving me a place to collaborate with others in a hybrid environment along with providing all the templates for a variety of work in one place allows me to use the tool to its fullest potential.

I use Miro for my individual work projects, and to collaborate with teams. For my own work, Miro is great for collating screenshots, creating diagrams and adding notes / commentaries. The infinite canvas is great for just gettng started and getting ideas out. For a team, it's very good for creating lightweight tables and timelines. There are good tools for collaboration.

I use Miro to collate and to share when I'm 'driving' the presentation. It's less good for linear presentation. You can create an ordering of canvases, but I get worried about leaving a recipient of my link to Miro to find the first board and then go into presentation mode. It would be nice to have a link to share that handles that, so it's easy to open and view linearly before getting to the full canvas view.

collating many screenshots and adding notes. Very useful for combining screenshots with diagrams, text and offering more collaboration between viewers. Fairly simple to pick up and use, which is great. It would be nice to have a start screen for a project to help the casual user.

The flexibility and functionality is unmatched! The ability to build pretty much anything, in any way is what I love the most about Miro. As well as the collaboration.

There isint much that I dont love about Miro, however I will say that the more frustrating part is the copying graphics correctly from one Miro board to the next, this could be a user problem, but it doesnt always copy 1:1.

Above all Miro is assisting me in visually communicating areas of inefficiencies to my internal clients. Showing them through visually exciting means, when things are working and when they are not.

Miro is able to increase productivity and streamlined workfolw among different employees in an organization.It is a very flexible mode of communication between employees in wide and different regions creating timework and efficiency at work.

I would have wished if they had created different features that catered to printed media such as ability to create paragraphs that can be adjusted now ans then but still be referred back to the iniatial layout. Miro is time consuming due to slow loading times in perfomance cz of working with large number of people at the same time. Another thing miro can be quite hectic to first users cz of its scroll methodology.

Miro is able to enhance implementation, sharing of ideas, discuss and contribution to the project thus easening problem solving at once without dealing with one problem at a time. Miro has promoted best communication among all the employees through projects like interactive workshops thus promoting iniative and innovation among employees, mostly this creates focus and confidence among employees . Miro enhances detail oriented in final reports because of its collaborative form of communicagion between the leaders and the employees.

It is a collaborative tool that allows me to work in a visual format. I am not joking when I say I use it daily, and often for hours each day. It is that integral to my work and how I work with my colleagues.

A lot of what I dislike about Miro comes down to other people not using the tool well. It is a digital tool that does take some acclimating to get really good at, like any other system. Sticky notes on a wall are easy for everyone. Digital sticky notes on a digital wall somehow takes more skill.

Problem discovery, collaborative meetings across state or country lines, producing valuable insights or ideas, and generally taking better notes. Love the ability to drop a screenshot down then cluster stickies in contextual places on it.

The ease of use to collaborate! Everything is so intuitive that new users can jump right in. It has all the tools and functionality I need to collaborate.

I wish there were a few more basic shape templates like a calendar (that auto populates dates). Or a timeline that i can expand and would auto add months.

A platform for multiple users from different regions to come together and brainstorm visually. Before Miro it was done on a physical whiteboard and a camera with a proxy writing for the remote user.

its user friendly and easy to navigate through

more customizable tools to draw and collaborate with

A way to creatively visualize discussions

Miro is great for instant and seamless collaboration and has a ton of great features, including sticky notes that you can color-code, pre-filled-out templates to accomplish whatever you need, and a nice, clean, user-friendly interface.

The only downside I can see is that it could be technically daunting to some people to learn new software. However, after using it in workshops and encouraging people to explore, they usually come around to it. I also wish that the free version had more free boards to create instead of being limited to 3.

I like using MIro to manage projects, brainstorm, collaborate, visualize data and processes, and it's a great tool for facilitating any conversation and workshop because it encourages active participation.

If you want to communicate a process, or concept, Miro is an amazing tool with extensive starting templates and tools to customise as required.

The version control and rollback options could be better to avoid committing unwanted changes.

Quickly producing quality visual representations that professionally and accurately reflect complex concepts / collaborations / solutions.

We use Miro for different verticals in our agency from information architecture creation to user experience workshops to process design. It has an amazing user interface, easy to learn, adapt and use for all level of users both for clients and colleagues.

Time to time when you use Chrome browser, you can have some level of performance issues on low level devices for large boards. It's rather a system issue then Miro issue but, performance optimization can be an agenda.

Collaborative work, time saving with comprehensive templates, easy to create good looking charts and flows without design hassle.

Easily being able to just dump a lot of information! From there I am able to sort through and make sense of info and create meaningful work out of it.

It can become a little glitchy from time to time, especially when there is a lot of data on a board.

Being able to have a lot of info in one place. Being able to reduce paper waste.

Helps me a lot with facilitation, team buildings, explaining ideas, flow mapping and also to develop myself, I use in 1:1s and my individual development plan. It's a great tool!

I think that one of the things that would be very helpful is a good integration with Jira/Trello and also an improvement in the extraction tool for MS Excel, we use it a lot, but it could be better :)

I think that the main problem that miro solves for me is to "loot at something" while I explain things or while there is a discussion in place. I always draw on the walls and boards, but the remote life made my life difficult, and Miro solved this problem.

I truly enjoy the collaborative nature of Miro. The fact that everyone on my team can hop on and add content is super helpful. It allows me to understand better where people are coming from and lets me draw (literally) correlations between ideas.

One downside of using Miro is the licensing aspect. It would be great if there were a way to have a less expensive licensed option for business that doesn't allow for all of the bells and whistles. Many team members, for example, will stick to creating stickies and emojis and never use any templates or more advanced features.

Making everything visual and allowing connection points helps team members see the larger picture. Having the ability to create high-level roadmaps helps to understand the strategy. Other tech options (MS Whiteboard, Excel, etc.) are available today but are not nearly as effective.

The interface, it's so easy and intuitive that creating and sharing your thoughts is very simple to do. I think it is a powerful tool to use during several moments on creative processes.

Sometimes I think that I am underusing it. I haven't had the time to explore all the features available. Maybe it would be easier for me if there were a step-by-step of new features.

It's simple to share my ideas in a graphical form, I can get into deep on my proposals and concepts using this tool. Which translates in being more effective in communicating and sharing my work with others.

Ability to run multiple collaboration initiatives including but not limited to various types of brainstorming activities, product designs, wireframes. I have tried other whiteboarding tools from Microsoft and Google but they lack templates and experience that Miro provides

1. I would like to see a more mature library of templates around wireframes. 2. Licensing cost. Especially in the era of super low-cost collaboration tools from large platforms like Microsoft.

Online collaboration platform that provides a whiteboarding type experience. This was crucial during the covid era lockdowns and allowed us to effectively run our workshops

One of the better whiteboard tools that is easy to navigate and use. I enjoy the table features and sticky notes. Also the ability to use embedded comments on anything on the board.

When updating the table functions the back button will erase all items entered in the table and not just the last thing added. It makes it challenging to edit things added without losing all the changes made.

Linking together a magnitude of information generally scattered throughout multiple sites in my company's intranet. Miro also allows a space for my team to refer back to as a single source of information.

Interactive as well as helpful for presentation. Very user-friendly for white-boarding and team collaboration.

Sometimes difficult to navigate if there is lot of content and spread across multiple frames

No need to prepare power point presentations. Reduced my meeting durations.

Collaboration, templates, integrated apps, drawings, pictures

You need a license to create more than 3.

Being able to collaborate with coworkers and clients to map out plans and build solutions.