Miro is a cornerstone of our product design process.

We heavily use Miro to document product discovery work and facilitate workshops and ideation sessions. Mostly, we use sticky notes, free text, and frames, which are the basic features. We appreciate the infinite canvas; although things can get chaotic, it works surprisingly well. We're impressed with how the board handles multiple users, but I've noticed that it has become a bit slower and less snappy over the years.

Miro has become a cornerstone of our discovery work. Most of all new product/design projects start with a Miro board. And typically it's one of our main resources, along with a Confluence page (which we do later on).