Miro is the tool every company needs to kickstart collaboration

I work in digital product design and we use Miro in the early stages of our work, before we start creating wireframes or screens. To start we use it to gather ideas from a group, organize those thoughts and synthesize our work. In this use case Miro is very easy to use because a large group of people can be collaborating in one space and the tools Miro has (sticky notes, reactions, timer, etc.) are perfect for brainstorming. After that we typically do all of our rough work in Miro, such as creating user flows, mapping our journeys or storyboards, and early design work. The flexibility Miro has is why it is good for all of these different design activities. I will say once we have a good foundation for what we are designing, we will typically then shift to Figma to create the polished work because that's where you design system lives, and I think that's okay because that isn't what Miro is meant for anyways. We also use Miro for customer research - planning, notetaking, and synthesis.

100% positively. We collaborate mostly remotely, across teams and the country and Miro has helped and encouraged different groups to come together. It wasn't just having a whiteboard tool that resulted in this either, previously my company used Bluescape and because it was so hard to use and inflexible, people just hated using it. So because Miro is so easy to use, more people have been excited to use it and hold sessions that bring groups together.