I am trying to influence more adoption of Miro in my company, and I recently had a demo where I asked the attendees to visit my Miro board to give feedback and ask questions for future sessions, but ran into a problem I had not anticipated.
The group is not too willing to add to the board, simply because it will take them time they don’t have to open a training video to learn how to use the board, then how to add a simple sticky note. I also had no spare time in the demo to give a quick tutorial, so I had to trust that the instructions I added to the board were enough.
I could easily add a paragraph and some screenshots guiding them through it, but I was wondering if you could add a feature for me to place a Quick Tips button of some sort to the board. Maybe it could be in a place where I could choose from a short list of pre made tips: “Adding a sticky note” or “how to add a comment”, etc.
I could place the button on the board where I would need it, and if clicked on, it could open a small window or give pop ups guiding the user through grabbing and adding a sticky note.
It seems so trivial, especially since Miro works so hard to make all the features as intuitive and as user friendly as possible (Thank you for that), but this gets the visitor in the board and interacting quickly with a 30 second tip to help them out. They can also do it on their own time if they visit the board after the meeting.
I am more than happy to speak more to this if needed, feel free to reach out.
-Candice
