The one-for-all tool for visual thinkers.

I am currently using Miro as my primary work tool.
It's difficult for me to imagine a more open-ended tool, that can supports me in the most important aspects of my work: think visually, keep things organised and share ideas.
Specifically, I use it for tasks as varied as:

· design low fidelity workflows
· generate product feature roadmaps
· plan sprints and keep track of deliverables
· Create product and feature roadmaps
· Facilitate my research interviews
· Run and moderate workshops
· Keep notes organised for recurrencies
· Conceptualise and draft workflows and solutions
· Benchmark competing features and solutions

I am an advocate of Miro within my company, I believe it THE must-have tool if you are, like me, a visual thinker!

Kanban boards are some of the most versatile tools I use, since the cards can be used for multiple use cases. I use them as bricks to build entire roadmaps, or keep track of relevant clients, or create repositories of research items.

Other tools I often use are the drawing tools, and here I always miss to be able to work with lines more freely... they are now too tight to the elements they snap to.


I also like to be able to create quick and reasonably good looking wireframes with the component selector.

Unfortunately, In my corporation it has been not possible to link with jira. That'd have been tremendously useful since that's the platform where the tech profiles are keeping track of the tasks and the deliverables.
However, I have been able to create quick, and highly useful kanban boards to drive development efforts and keep deliverables organised in priorities, and easily identificable. These have been instrumental in moments where development had to move fast and there was confusion and misalignment on what's the next important task to tackle