Miro Erfahrungen

Sehr intuitives Tool für Workshops, Planungssessions und mehr! Stetig kommen weitere Tolle Funktionen wie z.B. neulich die Abstimmungsfunktion hinzu die auf elegante Art und Weise eingeführt und vorgestellt werden.

Für junge Startups wären zusätzliche Discount Programme wünschenswert.

Mit Miro kann ich während eines Arbeitskreises die Ergebnisse sammeln und in geeignete Form bringen, sogar präsentieren. Mindmaps, Tabellen und co nutze ich dabei sehr gerne.

Bisher noch nichts wirklich negatives aufgefallen

Live-Sync funktioniert fast Sekunden genau. Es gibt viele Integrationen und es ist allgemein sehr benutzerfreundlich und einfach zu bedienen.

Es gibt Funktionen die in anderen Tools deutlich besser gemacht sind. Es ist eher ein All-Rounder tool, wenn man etwas benötigt, was richtig gut für eine bestimmte Aufgabe wie z.B. Projektmanagement ist, sollte man eine spezifischeres Tool verwenden.

Die simpel gestaltene Oberfläche, einfache Bedienung und instllation

Fehlende Diagramme, Stifte und Formen, Vergleich hierzu ist Draw IO

Miro glänzt durch den guten live sync und die vielen Tools zur Darstellung von Prozessen.

Ich würde mir wünschen dass ich weitere Schriftarten in Miro benutzen kann, damit die visualisierungen der eigenen Brand-language entsprechen.

Fördert die Zusammenarbeit insbesondere in sehr großen Teams.

Für komplett freue Gestaltung führt schnell zu Unübersichtlichkeit

Man kann sie intuitiv schnell benutzen. Passt gut um mit vielen Teilnehmern zusammen zu arbeiten. Wunderbar geeignet als ein Brainstorming-Tool.

Wenn man mit vielen Menschen zusammen arbeitet, ist es manchmal sehr schwer die richtige Arbeitsgruppe zu finden. Eine Aufteilung wäre sinnvoller, wie eine Art Breakdown-Rooms.

With Miro, you can create organizational charts, mind maps, and other planning tasks. It is simple to use, and the user interface is appealing. You'll get amazing pre-made templates with Miro.

Miro has greatly increased the effectiveness of my work, especially when I have to use it to schedule my entire day. Miro is my go-to program for creating organizational charts, therefore I use it without thinking.

It’s like an online whiteboard with such a broad spectrum of usage. I find it extremely useful when creating online educational models, where I can have numerous peopleDo tasks simultaneously and give life feedback seeing everyone’s progress. Great features and ready templates

App is so bad, it’s pretty much just use on desktop in browser for me

It helps give us a birds eye view of the projects we are working on. That allows for clients to easily understand what we are doing and give us feedback.

The ability to use colours when adding comments allows us to start associating colours with certain messages which allows one to know if there are things to be attended to with just a glance.

It tends to require a lot of CPU resources which can be an inconvenience because one tends to use it in conjunction with a design software like sketch/photoshop which also require significant CPU power.

We're actively looking for a mind-mapping collaboration tool as we scale our startup. We started playing around with Miro and were really impressed with how it easy it is to get going. Everything is more or less drag and drop and the results are super effective. It has multiple applications and can be used for project and workflow planning as well as brainstorming. Really happy with the product and ready to start an official subscription.

Loading time takes a while. Definitely longer than some of the other products out there.

It’s extremely flexible to use, no one requires an on boarding as it’s very intuitive. The new talk track feature helps to add more context to boards without the owner needing to come and explain.

I cant think of any major cons, other than my colleagues sometimes complain it takes a long time to load. I haven’t faced this challenge.

Two of its main features are tools for creative use such as diagrams and remote work team connection. They are great allies for companies that require creativity and also for those who do not.

Certain design skills are required to be able to organize projects that tend to be large in order to avoid clutter and waste of time searching for information.

Miro has been an extremely helpful tool to operate our strategic planning with. We have been using it mostly to create annual, monthly, and project-specific timelines. It is really easy to use with all the visual sticky notes etc to display our progress, keep track of tasks done and have an overall view of where we currently are/headed to. I think it's definitely a must for all marketing teams or all teams who need to have a simpler way to keep track of their progress with easy-to-use/remember visuals. Emojis and stickers are also nice to shout out to colleagues' excellence on specific tasks!

We have been using a different software for scrum, so I don't know if its kanban tables, etc are sufficient to track the daily workload.

Miro is a great platform for creative collaboration, especially in the early stages of a creative project where there is a need to get messy with ideas and brain storming. It allows for sharing and commenting of ideas an ease across various users and timezones, and has been a great tool for pitches. The functions are intuitive and very similar to how artboards work in the Adobe programs, which make the learning curve almost non-existent, especially for designers and users familiar with the Adobe Creative Suite.

There were limitations of sharing; only images and gifs were allowed but not the sharing of video clips.

I enjoy the flexibility of having members of my team work from home and the convenience of being able to brainstorm ideas together. Changes in workflow and process may now be quickly and easily whiteboarded thanks to this helpful program. Miro facilitates cross-team communication and collaboration for ideation, process mapping, and more inside the Marketing department.

There isn't much about Miro that worries me. I wish we could make our own templates and preserve them. There was also an option we could click to export our Miro creations to Powerpoint. Other than that, it's a great tool that I enjoy using.