If you want to make your life easier. You should start using Miro ASAP
Use Cases and Deployment Scope
We use Miro heavily to plan our projects, document PoC, draft UIs, do presentations, etc. We have multiple team members in different parts of the world, and Miro makes our collaboration easier. The different time zones are not a problem thanks to Miro. When we brainstorm we can get the vision and ideas from all the team members in a single place. Sometimes we don't need to be on call for hours we just split the tasks and each team member works on their assigned tasks. If we are on a call, all can participate, put their feedback, and we don't need a dedicated person to take notes. Learning Miro is super easy. When we have new team members, they don't need to spend a lot of time learning it; a few clicks and they will be familiar with it. It does not matter if they use Windows, Linux, or Mac. If you need to use multiple Miro boards, you can easily add multiple Miro boards in a single one, create templates, even put code with the proper formatting, or just drop a file or an iframe with a video.
Pros
- Collaboration
- Easy to use/learn
- Works on multiple platforms
- A lot of resources are available
- The miro team is always working to bring new features
Cons
- The app in Mac could be better sometimes it just crashes
- If you use large files the app may crash (web)
- I would like to have a better support in browsers like brave
Likelihood to Recommend
When I need to create a quick diagram or explain something, I just open a new Miro and start dropping my ideas. It is strange that you get bored during a working session; you can always collaborate or make changes. We draft all our apps in Miro before we write a line of code, we document and get a general overview of all the process.
