Robust Collaborative Tool for UX Designers

We use Miro as a first instance UX collaborative tool. It is not only applied for presentation of project deliverables (e.g. user personas, value proposition, wireframes, etc.), but also as a shared workshop space. We mainly focus on running/facilitating workshops with several people, so extensive space and collaboration features allow us to collect necessary feedback and plan further steps of the process adequately. All in all we use Miro to collect data necessary for work on all stages of the process - starting from the research, through workshops and wireframing, and ending on usability tests' deliverables. It's often used for brainstorming between the designers or the designers and stakeholders.

It has a huge impact where applied. As stated before, the main advantage of Miro is enabling instant feedback collection or gathering it beyond official sessions or workshops. This allows us to quickly improve/modify elements of the project or to discuss new client-proposed solutions. Plus anyone may get back to the board and review it on any stage of the project, which often is a must, when considering history of the project and its agreed elements.