Overall Satisfaction with Miro
I use it for brainstorming, workshops, usability testing (gathering data), competitive analysis, journey mapping, and general planning.
- The tools it offers cover everything I need - emojis? Yes!
- The infinite artboard and use of frames are fabulous
- The integration of apps (like Google drive and Jira) is SO helpful
- The ability to align, group, and arrange like I would in a graphic editing program like Sketch makes it very intuitive
- Being able to zoom in and out without having to click a tool speeds things up
- Being able to bulk load stickies! Who thought of that? SO helpful!
- The templates available plus the Miroverse means I can find everything I need
- I LOVE that I can add an image as a cover. Seems like I am the only one in the company that knows this, so I have the prettiest boards! : )
- When I lock an object, I cannot just click and hold the cursor on the object - instead I have to hold it on the lock icon which is not intuitive and I had to learn
- When closing a "card" after reading, the X to close is OUTSIDE the card and takes time to find
- I love the Mind Maps, but wish there were "floating topics" to add to an entry
- When stickies out in a table, I cannot click the round button available outside the table to straighten and organize them
- Definitely improved my productivity
- Increased ability to store and share ideas
- Increased involvement amongst team since going remote
Increased involvement. Makes it so so easy.
Do you think Miro delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Miro's feature set?
Yes
Did Miro live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Miro go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Miro again?
Yes
- MURAL (formerly Mural.ly)
Oh, Mural is such a POOR wannabe. I used it at my former job, and it wasn't perfect. I would often use my private Miro account to do things, save and export the images and add them to Mural. Their tools are poor and don't begin to compare to Miro's, as is the integration of other apps. I hated it!
Using Miro
- Workshops
- Journey mapping
- Flow chart