Miro

What differentiates Miro from other similar products?

Has very good features to perform the retrospection for the completed sprint in the agile world it has got very good whiteboard where the resources from the team to speak up and put there points on the whiteboard for the completed sprint. Overall would say a very good tool to perform the sprint retrospection

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

The sticky notes to differentiate and the colors of the sticky notes it makes the organizer life easy to handle the retrospection and gather the points from the team and work on the improvements for the upcoming sprints.

What do you dislike most about this product?

Once registered keep receiving the promotional emails to the work outlook email which is bit frustrating in between apart from that rest all looks good

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Should increase the size of the sticky notes by default they are very small in nature and also allow the resources to include the multimedia content

What differentiates Miro from other similar products?

Miro handles all of my visual demands; I am a highly graphic person who requires diagrams, flowcharts, and so on, and we did not have a solution to keep everything organized and easily available. My major application is for my retrospectives; it works brilliantly since it makes them more active and participatory. Miro has really benefited all departments in my organization because we are all remote teams, and this application allows us interact rapidly and accomplish excellent work because of all the tools and templates accessible. For my remote team, I can quickly arrange and facilitate design sprints and full staff solution sessions/meeting

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

I like how Miro offers a lot of well-organized and properly thought-out templates. I also like how the templates are collaborative, so that the community may add to the template library. So I also like the UI; it's simple to use, pleasant, and allows you to simply prevent or reverse mistakes. Miro has made it incredibly easy for me to build and manage compelling design sprints that help convey ideas like design thinking and OKRs to my coworkers.

What do you dislike most about this product?

I'd want fewer pop-ups and perhaps more useful and easy-to-read alerts. I'd like to be able to make additional changes to the templates. I don't always want all of the template's elements, and I have a hard time unlinking them. While I enjoy the range of tools, templates, and endless possibilities that the infinite canvas provides, as well as the opportunity to work creatively in real time with my colleagues, I've encountered serious technical troubles with the video chat option. My video connection frequently drifts in and out of sync. I may not recognize it at this moment, but my team colleagues are unable to hear me, and having to refresh

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

Miro is a must-have online collaboration tool for every remote team or firm that follows a hybrid working paradigm if you want your business to be as inventive, efficient, and optimum as possible.

What differentiates Miro from other similar products?

Our staff can complete jobs considerably more quickly. We used to use Creately and had to wait for someone to complete before we could view the file. Our team's largest issue was the lack of a specialized UX/UI designer. Product managers, like me, were in charge of generating low-fi and high-fi prototypes and wireframes. InVision met the need by providing us with quick access to our company's UX library. InVision animation is more harder to create than drawings.

What is your favorite aspect of this product?

The file can be worked on by several users at the same time. To avoid pathways crossing, highlight the area where other users are working. I also like that it's saved in the cloud and that you don't have to keep several file versions. You only have one file, and it contains prior versions. InVision has also been used to resize signatures and experiment with color coding. The ability to export CSS after design so that the developer gets everything they need to write is quite useful.

What do you dislike most about this product?

The file can be worked on by several users at the same time, to avoid pathways crossing, highlight the area where other users are working. I also like that it's saved in the cloud and that you don't have to keep several file versions. You only have one file, and it contains prior versions. InVision has also been used to resize signatures and experiment with color coding. The ability to export CSS after design so that the developer gets everything they need to write is quite useful.

What recommendations would you give to someone considering this product?

If you're looking for more collaboration while people are working from home, this is a great tool. It takes a bit of time to get familiar with the functionality, but it's worth it. Great tool for product folks and teams that don't have a dedicated UX/UI designer. The interface is very clean and easy to use, all the tools you'll need for prototyping.