Miro Review 2025.

I use Miro for a ton of different use cases. We use it for creative brainstorm ideation when we're developing concepts, campaigns, solutions. I used it independently when I'm trying to onboard on a new topic or process as a virtual desk to be able to organize, annotate and/or aggregate more information in one place. We also use Miro internally to work together on a project when people want to build in one board whether it's for UX, strategy ideation, or audience research/design. Sometimes we'll use Miro for client workshops when we need to seamlessly engage virtually (or in person) with clients and teams in one workshop.

Being able to visualize consumer experience journeys and have templates that guide are teams with the right inputs to look for has been super helpful. Also client workshop or brainstorm session templates have been extremely helpful in choosing the right format for what we need with our clients depending on our workshop objectives and goals.

It hasn't necessarily replaced other platforms for me; on the contrary, it's made it seamless and easy to aggregate information and inspiration from multiple platforms into one view for my team to react to, work with, and build upon. I view it as a central resource, rather than decreasing my usage on other platforms.