Empowering geographically distributed teams and remote working.

Miro has been a very important part of our organisation toolkit, as we use it in various stages of our product development process both individually and as a group. As a whiteboarding tool, it accompanies us while brainstorming and documenting our thoughts. Moving forward in the design process, I use it as a wireframing tool for creating initial design concepts. It helps me to stay low fidelity, as well as easily share ideas across the team to receive feedback directly through stickies. We plan and facilitate workshops with small or big groups through Miro, and the way it is able to scale is a huge game-changer for us. One of our recent use cases is to use Miro for capturing usability testing notes to quickly organize them and do insights mapping. Apart from helping us to produce, I find Miro useful for bringing organization to meetings as well. For example, we have a dedicated board for weekly designer catchup where we update each other on our weekly goals and open necessary alignment discussions. Putting all our updates on the board brings another layer of organization and is a great material to keep up to date for those who missed the meeting.

Given that we have distributed teams across Europe, without Miro, we simple wouldn't be able to collaborate as efficiently as we do now.