Miro Reviews & Product Details

- better design/illustration elements - easier UI for admin and users

- formatting and aligning objects is harder in Miro than in Mural. - people are less familiar with Miro than Mural, at least with my clients. - Believe it is more expensive than Mural

- running client workshops - aggregating research

o miro é muito visual, fácil e intuitivo de mexer. além disso, é ótimo que você consegue usar online e ao mesmo tempo que outros usuários, sem que isso bug o projeto

as vezes ao colar uma imagem através de um link, a imagem nao carrega

miro helps me and my team to visualize what we´re thinking for the project and then, have more ideas

The ability to easily draw flows and transform it into presentation.

Part of the UI sometimes is not friendly when you have to pick forms to draw for example.

Miro help to easily transform my ideas into visual flows, allowing me to have conversations with my peers and team members.

I like the virtual collaboration, so I can work with teams across the world in real-time. It is easy to ideate, brainstorm, and create visually compelling content.

The access constraints and approval process for invitees. This may be related to how our enterprise account is setup.

Working together in a virtual world

The range of plugins and tools it provides. It solves most of the use cases I can think of. The flows of the ppts I can make are just amazing. I love to use this through my day to day work.

Pen support is missing. All else I feel good about. I feel we can have some pins per page. sometimes we put things on board and it takes a lot to expand them from zoom out look.

I use Miro for team collaboration and tracking. Plus I sometimes use it for data visualization making diagrams and flows for my day-to-day work. These features are missing in most of tools.

Miro user interface is well designed enabling easy navigation allowing users to find what they need very fast. It offers great features from task tracking, collaboration and marketing. It's aslo offers vast selection of templates ,custom icons ,marker colors and voting that helps us to run our business very successful. Miro integrates with most application and aslo it screen sharing features helps us alot especially when we are holding our weekly online meetings.

Sometimes it is difficult when we are creating a frame .

Miro is an easy to use application that requires little training. It helps the team with smooth communication and collaboration. Miro integrates with most application and aslo it offers wide range of templates to work with.

Miro makes it so easy to organize and simplify complex topics. There lots of helpful templates for almost every usecase. It's an ideal tool for workshops, mindmaps, Mockups etc.

Thers nearly nothing to dislike at this tool. Sometimes it takes a few seconds if you load a board but this depends on your internet connection. I would appreciate some more subfolders to organize my projects.

I do often use miro for Mindmapping and whiteboarding during meetings and workshops. I also use it to do Mock ups for our scrum teams and even for presentations for customers.

it is very easy to use. We can have over 60 users on a board at the same time interacting, idea sharing, drawing, whatever it is we need to do to make an inclusive decision.

Even if someone shares a board with you for the purpose of collaborating, if you are not in the group the board was created in, you can not use it. I find it difficult to easily identify who is in a group.

We use it as a white board a lot when developing our features for technical development. Its most often used between myself (product manager) and our Ui/Ux designer to place screenshots and comments to help drive what we need to develop.

The ability to run highly productive workshops with 20 people from around the globe is simply staggering.

Nothing really. The benefits to our business far outweighs any drawbacks.

Its made our sales workshops much more effective - even better than physical presence workshops. Simply transformational.

Miro is a great resource for my team. We primarily use it to develop test plans, product user analysis, and presentations. It is easy to make visuals in real-time with the team which makes conversations around complex planning much easier.

There is a little bit of a learning curve with Miro. Once users are comfortable, they become much more productive, but it takes time. It also takes time to figure out how to organize the boards. The templates are great, but there could definitely be more and more specific ones.

Miro is helping a lot with the realtime creation of visuals. This aids in discussions around planning. Additionally, I do a lot of user diagramming in Miro. Previously, I was working in PowerPoint to make these visuals. My miro visuals are much nicer to look at and quicker to create.

I started work in Miro, like on the online board. Miro's more than a simple board. It's a classroom, a training instrument and a platform for studying, thinking and creativity.

It's nothing for dislike. I see that Miro thing about me and does everything to become interest and comfortable.

Miro helps me teach my pupils online without making copies, reposting and other unnecessary actions. They practice online with me and do homework without me, and I can control them anytime.

Miro is a great tool for collaborating and sharing information with a team. You can format information in so many different ways and customize it for a more analytical or design-oriented approach.

I wish there were more options for customizing tables and when you copy/paste to and from Excel the data could be more streamlined and maintain the same formatting.

Miro is a great place to collect information and ideas to be shared and collaborated with across a team. I also like it for corraling links to documents and reports that are stored in different locations. I was skeptical at first, but it's been easy to learn and use the tool.

There's a lot to like about Miro, from the robust live whiteboarding capabilities, the huge variety of pre-configured templates for different use-cases, to the assortment of 3rd party app integrations for things like Azure DevOps. I've found Miro to be easy to learn for new users but tricky to master since it just has so many capabilities. Overall, Miro has been an incredibly useful tool that has enabled seamless and effective collaboration in this new remote-working world. Miro gets a A+ from our org!

While the functionality is fantastic, the administrative portion of the Miro interface could certainly use some work. There are aspects of managing/administering the various Teams and Boards in the Enterprise model that aren't intuitive. Navigating and understanding the administration UI is painful; it's a serious weak spot in the platform though, in my opinion, it is the only weak spot.

Miro enables seamless and effective live collaboration for our remote teammates scattered across the country. It is difficult to imagine our org collaborating effectively in this remote-first world without a robust platform like Miro.

Miro is very user friendly and efficient in gathering images/information onto a platform that you can use with your colleagues. It is also great for collaborating on new design briefs, presenatations, and discussions.

Miro can get slow if you upload high resolution images so you just need to make sure to downsize the images before uploading in order to conserve the data usage that will slow down the platform.

Miro is allowing my colleagues and I to collaborate in real time. The virtual whiteboard is very useful in generating ideas, collecting information, and building projects during meetings with team members in different locations.

Miro has a very strong set of canvas tools to capture almost anything I need in any format I need. It has been a great tool for team collaboration and personal brainstorming and idea organization.

Honestly, not much. It just works, and the functionality is incredibly intuitive. I have used it in a number of different scenarios and have been very impressed every time.

Miro has been a great tool for collaborative whiteboarding and idea generation in virtual meetings. It is simple to use and intuitive, making it great for real-time meetings. I also use it a lot to capture my thoughts and ideas in 'free-form' - until Miro, I struggled to find a platform that had the flexibility I required.

I can share my user flow diagram with my teammates and get comments. The color feature is very healful. Anyone can use it; it's the best feature. UI is easy going.

Little bit complicated, not much for a big flow diagram.That it

While as a UX researcher, I find it hard to create flows in figma or any other platforms. But with miro, its easy for me to showcase my diagram , flows to my teammates by sharing links or by downloading it.

I am fairly new to Miro but I really like the collaboration aspects of the tooling. Being able to set up feedback boards on a pre-configured idea allows people to prep for meetings and contribute before the meeting occurs. This saves time and provides a facility for after-thoughts - people can add to the board once a meeting is over. As a regular facilitator of workshops and reviews throughout my career, finding a tool like this is a real game changer!

Being new to the tooling, I was a little intimidated with the range of functions and interactive nature of the tools. For the most part they are intuitive but for the more complex things like voting and things, you do need to have a dry-run before diving into a meeting. I think as I use the tools more ofter, this will get better. It does take some learning time investment but in my opinion, you will get the time back, so it is a good investment for sure!

The problem is that in the past, I have had to create diagrams, mind maps etc, then picturise them for discussion, then go back to update them. with this tooling, anyone can update and/or the updates can be done in real time OR collaborated on off-line saving time on meetings etc.

With Miro offering many features, it gets easier for us to collaborate with co-workers and improvise our workflow process. Creating interactive product roadmaps, wireframes, and workflows makes miro an outstanding solution.

I haven't faced any issues with miro, and my overall experience with it has been excellent.

Miro Collaboration feature helps our team to collaborate and design product roadmaps and build better user flows. It helps in reducing the gap between product design and implementation ideas. Miro offers a pre-built template that helps us quickly get started with it.

It is a very intuitive application. I have not had to use any sort of native tutorials, although great, in order to make great diagrams.

The only downside is the extra click I experience every time I write the name a board. When I go to name a board, I get redirected to a pop up screen

Helps us visualize technical processes and be able to identify problem areas, complexity, and risk areas.

There is a very low learning curve to this app and it allows you to easily collaborate with your team.

I can't say there was anything I disliked about Miro. Maybe if there was a knowledge graph template to start with would be helpful.

Collaborative work in both a creative and a technical space