Great product development and collaboration tool
Overall Satisfaction with Miro
We heavily use Miro in product development process. Starting from writing insights from researches, trough ideas generation, to solution prototyping. It helps to start writing much easier than just a blank page. So we do almost all creative job here, and only after it is done transfer it to Jira. At the same time, we used to have all our roadmaps in Miro, with linked Jira tasks. It helps us a lot to have most tasks on the one page. But here is the biggerst thing missing for me - syncronization of start & finish dates between Miro and Jira. It is also a great tool for collaboration - we constantly use it during our group calls just to note if something is discussing to be on the same page. It helps us a lot to make meeting summaries, or even present monthly results. So overall it is a great tool for product team, to work with ideas and tasks, as well as keep us synchronized with project managers, designers, and developers.
Pros
- overcome "blank page" paralysis
- note ideas
- present monthly results
- jira sync on tasks
Cons
- jira roadmap sync - is not updating start and finish dates in 2 directions (jira -> Miro and Miro-> jira) as it is done in Notion
- roadmaps columns automatic widening while moving items
- sometimes objects that are placed within frame are not moving with the frame
- improved creativity of the product team
- less cases of dis-align between teams
- more resultative video calls
We are working in remote since covid, so the ability to effectively collaborate within zoom calls is crucial for us. Miro is one of the bedrocks of it. It helps to start talking about new features, while keeping documenting our thoughts, and make it seen for all participants to stay on the same page (which is very important for when someone can be distracted at some point of time, but stay in the process)
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


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