There is a big gap between what Miro offers and how people behave in the real world.
It’s fantastic when everyone is remote but from time to time, or even fairly regularly for some people and teams they meet in person. Miro is not a consideration. What do people use? a white board. A real white board.
The difficulty is summarizing these white board sessions and keeping a good record of them. One useful thing about Miro is the ability to return to the virtual white board and edit, add and revisit.
So, going back to white boards in the office, a common behavior is a photo is taken of the white board and this is stored in a shared environment.
The idea
Import a white board photo - or extend this to any photo containing text (parameters to be determined by yourselves) and convert it to Miro components set up in the way the photo shows it. Convert the image of text into editable text boxes to post it notes. Draw lines and shapes as the image depicts.
The problem
These photos are often forgotten, lost or users are manually recreating them in the digital space. Miro has an opportunity to bridge this.
