Avaliações do Miro

O que mais se destaca positivamente, no meu ponto de vista, é a infinidade de possibilidades que se pode criar com as ferramentas disponibilizadas. Os post-its podem ser reduzidos a um tamanho minúsculo e lidos com o zoom na tela, o que faz com que o quadro não fique poluído com post-its ocupando espaço. Além disso, as formas e setas disponíveis permitem criar variações de quadros e fluxo de ideias muito interessantes. Outro ponto que gosto muito do Miro é a possibilidade de ver o cursor das pessoas que estão editando o quadro em tempo real.

O que pode ser considerado como um ponto negativo do Miro é o seu elevado consumo de memória do computador, o que causa a demora ao iniciar o software e alguns travamentos durante o uso.

Eu gosto muito das milhares de opções de designer, a parte de templates colaborativos, a oportunidade de edição e visualização que o miro proporciona e como é uma platafoma simples e completa ao mesmo tempo. Nela consigo centralizar desde design, roadmap, documentações até prototipos da minha squad.

A barra lateral poderia ser melhor otimizada, algumas funcionalidades só consegui identificar depois de um tempo. E a questão da navegação de troca de cursor, sempre ocorre da confusão na hora de mexer no board, talvez alguma sinalização de qual cursor está selecionado ajudaria.

Utilizo a versão paga, com número ilimitado de boards e recomendo bastante, principalmente para parte de concepção de projetos. Os templates prontos adiantam bastante o processo, além de abrir uma visão sobre o que deve ser feito. É possível também criar boards colaborativos e utilizar durante reuniões, pois possui integração com Google Meet e Zoom.

Por enquanto não tenho nada a reclamar, já testei ambas as versões (paga e gratis) e sempre me atendeu muito bem.

O tamanho e as possibilidades na área de trabalho, os recursos disponíveis, a interface com outras midias e interatividade com equipe.

1. O valor é muito alto para quem vive em países subdesenvolvidos
2. O fato de não ter privacidade na conta gratuita
3. O fato de Não poder liberar acesso/ compartilhamento parcial dentro do mesmo board (área de trabalho)
Muitas vezes não quero que alguém de fora veja "tudo", quero mostrar apenas uma parte do projeto/ ideia...

Tem recursos bons para trabalho em conjunto, como notas adesivas, figuras etc. Alguns ótimos comandos e atalhos.

A movimentação do painel em si, no caso de um mousepad por exemplo, não é tão boa. É necessário desativar o cursor pelo botão ou atalho para aí então ser possível arrastar a tela.

A construção de frameworks e partilha em equipa dos mesmos.A capacidade para a criação de ideias

A colocação de comentários e feedback em equipa

Uma ótima ferramenta para usar em oficinas e processos colaborativos remotos.

É pouco intuitivo para pessoas mais idosas, que geralmente demoram muito para entender a plataforma.

Permite o uso simultâneo para vários usuários em reunião

Alguns problemas ocorrem quando mais de um usuário tenta realizar a edição da mesma informação

O software é amigável, não precisa de grandes preparações, é entrar e sais descobrindo as suas funcionalidades.

Há uma certa dificuldade inicial para se ambientar, mas que logo em seguida o usuário vai descobrindo como interagir dentro do ambiente.

Os recursos disponíveis ajudam na criação de diagramas compartilhados com a equipe. É possível que várias pessoas acessem um board ao mesmo tempo para criar projetos em conjunto.

Existe um delay nas ações de cada usuário, o que pode tornar a experiência confusa. Além disso, a utilização dos recursos do software muitas vezes não é intuitiva.

Gosto muito da facilidade de utilização dessa ferramenta. Nos auxilia em momentos de planejamento estratégico e mapeamento de fluxos.

Nada para pontuar nesse aspecto, estamos muito satisfeitos.

A facilidade em compartilhar meus mapas de projetos, dinamizar as reuniões de brainstorming, mapa de ideias, fluxogramas ágeis, entre tantas outras

as vezes me irrito quando me perco rsrsr

O Miro é uma plataforma intuitiva e cheia de recursos. Na minha rotina utilizamos para brainstorms e construção de processos interdisciplinares, assim cada membro da equipe ainda que trabalhando remotamente, é capaz de fazer parte dessa construção.

Tenho certa dificuldades com a visualização de projetos maiores, mas creio que seja uma questão de costume mesmo.

Online meeting and project discussion in online settings is the strongest feature that Miro has offered. Screen sharing is the most important and really critical feature that me and my team need when we are doing an online meeting for our project discussion as it will help us to visually showing our computer screen for other to see the point that i am presenting.

There are some bugs with the screen sharing, like it won't load my audio file and failed to play it but work correctly with the video file. The whiteboard has no board to its canvas and if not control correctly it will taking too much resource of my computer RAM and will drag my computer to run slowly.

best thing about Miro is that the data is safe and secure.The ready-made framework helps you buildup on the idea present and also helps you start thinking.Online collaboration is the other best thing which make the task easy.Also, there customer support provided by the team is excellent

its bit a hassle to understand the tool when you are new. the UI can be more user friendly.

Total waste of time. I asked Miro team to cancel my membership, they do not reply to you. There is no telephone line working, they keep charging your credit card and do not respect customersI had a bad experience with Miro. I email support team and [SENSITIVE CONTENT].I had to open a complaint with my bank and credit card issuer to stop payment I have not hers from Miro team, they only use automated responses for email

It's useful for teamwork and task assignment, with the possibility of making notifications, generating progress in real-time or asynchronously, producing and documenting strategies, setting team goals, designing workflows, and generally maintaining communication with all participants.

Although collaborating on boards using our mobile might not be so easy, Miro has developed an APP to keep us interacting with our work team using our smartphones, and from here we can incorporate ideas and post comments without the need to be in front of a laptop.

Miro makes it really easy to map out ideas and workflows, step by step. It is an intuitive program that understands how mind mapping works, and in the process helps me think through processes in more detail. At the moment I am using the free version and there is already plenty for me to use to plan out my sales launch, product development, and internal goals.

As a free user the boards I create are "shared" and open to the public. Although I cannot imagine how someone would stumble onto my boards, I don't feel very secure knowing they are in some way accessible and open to the web. I understand that many programs do this at their free level, but for software that holds information on internal processes, ideation, etc, it feels misaligned. Perhaps I myself do not fully understand how this "open" access works, and in that case it would be helpful for this pain doubt to be addressed early on.

I've been using Miro in my organization for the past 8 months. It was a refreshing experience, as there are really many possibilities to use, from bug-solving, planning of retro's, weekly's, product reviews and new features to team management. It is easy to learn and in a short time you are able to use it for your advantage.

The navigation system is screwed up and you can always see somebody move something by accident. While it's easy to roll back those changes, to those less detail-oriented it can be tricky to recall what was made on purpose and what was not. The recent integration with Google Meet is not working as desired. People were having connectivity issues, access issues or were muted in original source then in Miro were not heard, it is still being displayed in another window, etc. I do feel like this is the way to proceed and having it inside a meeting like Google, Teams or Zoom is a great way to reduce those multi tabs, but it needs to be improved.

The product is a collaborative tool allowing multiple users to work together on an idea and derive actionable insights on ideas. The templates are the best part of the tool. They are a very good kick start to all the ideas.

The cost is a little high as per other softwares in the market. Also, I face some issues when using Flowcharts as the boxes don't auto align themselves.

First, I love sticky notes, and I can use virtual sticky notes in the whiteboard feature and a few others. Second, the editing and element creation is easy and relatively self-explanatory, so even folks who aren't very techie can use it fairly easily.

Line creation took a little effort to figure out, but I only needed to play around a bit to get it.

I love how quickly Miro is to pick up and run with. Even complete beginners can start using Miro with little to now training or onboarding. I find that recently the changes to how additional elements are added to the workspace is not as good as it used to be but I am still a huge fan of all the different options of making the workspace 'work' for you.

Manipulating workflows, templates, adding and removing items from the space can be a bit tricky. Say if you wanted to select everything in front of you quickly, you have to be careful to over select or drag items out of their places.

A good opinion about Miro is that it is a highly collaborative and versatile online whiteboard platform that allows users to easily brainstorm, plan, and organize ideas in real-time with others. The platform offers a wide range of features such as sticky notes, shapes, drawings, and diagrams, making it a great tool for remote teams and classrooms.

A bad opinion about Miro is that it can be expensive for larger teams, and some users may find the interface overwhelming or confusing to navigate. Additionally, some users may find that the platform does not integrate well with other tools they are already using.

As an architect I love to have an organized and free Workspace. Miro is that amazing virtual workspace.

I like a lot tools like Pen, Frame, Shape, Mind Maps, Kanban, Tables, etc. These tools do their job and are extremely easy to use and undestand.

Presentation mode is a pppfff , it´s amazing , I love it, It´s so versatile.

Video chat is a great tool, is very important for teamwork.

In general, the App is very complete and has a big potential.

Well, as creative guys, we need many tools to express our ideas.
I´d like to see tools like 3D on Miro.

Tools related to Interior design, industrial design, architecture.
I mean, tools that allow us to create what we´re thinking , what we see on our imagination. Because the creative process is what makes the difference.

It comes to mind tools like 3D , complex shapes, to embed VR and AR docs, maps, idk... maybe not a tool but other Apps conected.

It's extremely visually appealing! I mostly utilize it to communicate work processes to newly hired employees. It's a terrific approach to show off our tracks and systems without having to go into great depth about how and why they work. Finally, I'll be able to provide an excellent summary that our team may go to for future reference.

It's more difficult to keep track of and prevent people from making modifications in the incorrect places while working with large teams. It's a little clumsy, and there are a few things that might need more explanation, but once you get the idea of it, it's not too tough.