Critical infrastructure for distributed teams

I use Miro every day, for everything from user journey flowcharting to roadmapping to team retrospectives and priority mapping. Anything that requires collaboration I tend to do in Miro since it works so well with distributed users. And flowcharting is great there since it's so easy to get started and put down digital sticky notes with questions or concerns. And of course, sharing the board later. A key aspect is a low barrier to entry - there isn't an overwhelming number of options presented to the user at first, so new users aren't intimidated and feel comfortable using Miro quickly. But the flexibility is there if you do want to get fancy.

It has had a huge impact. We use Miro pretty much exclusively for team collaboration, from prioritization to retrospectives. It makes doing so with a distributed team possible. I'm not sure how we'd do it without Miro. And being able to generate a user journey or data flow diagram very quickly after a meeting and ask for feedback while it's still fresh in the participants' minds is super helpful when getting projects off the ground.