Miro Review By a Product Designer

I love Miro and I use it on a daily basis. Miro has become an essencial part of my day to day work (and hobby). For work I use it to better visualize complex information and organize my design process. Shockingly, design thinking works better when you do things visually instead of with just words. For hobbies I use it to create moodboards for my paintings. The infinite canvas is an infinite better alternative to insert reference and than consume it than what I did back in the day—creating boards using photoshop/procreate and later consuming them as a png ou pdf. So yes, I give Miro a 10. It makes me faster, more organized and helps me to focus on being engaged with what I do instead of worried about the tools I need to use for it.

Sticky-notes are the basics, the go to tool on Miro. It has a very solid foundation, so I can do anything with it.I also love using shapes and lines so I can visually express myself while organizing my boards.I use them both for creating information architecture and user flows. It all depends of how much time I have. If I have more time, I use more complex tools, if I have less time I just "stick" with Sticky-notes.

I believe it created a new base line for comparison. I love using FigJam as well, as its similar to Miro, but integrated with Figma.
Other, older tools, has quickly become obsolete after Miro, basically and I don't go to them as often anymore. For collaboration Miro is a must.