I’ve only used Miro for about a year. I used Visio for about 10 years before that, along with a few competitors since then like Libre Draw, LucidChart, etc etc. They all had tabs. Miro should have tabs too. This is blindingly obvious to me. There are times I send very complex workflows to someone else to review. I often have to guide them to specific spots. And for boards I haven’t looked at in a long time I sometimes struggle myself to find specific spots. And when complex workflows are sent to me it can be hard to find what I need.
Tabs would naturally break the workflow up into discrete rational chunks.This need for tabs is so obvious that I’m now convinced it’s lack was caused by one of two things.
- Your tech currently doesn’t permit tabs, which would seem quite odd, given how other competing products have incorporated it. Thus your marketing department is trying to convert this lack into a feature with the “infinite canvas.”
- Some ignoramus with influence in Miro is convinced that your product shouldn’t have tabs. That eventually your customers will realize the error of their ways. That will not happen any time soon. Essentially you are saying ‘Buy our product until something better comes along, which will offer tabs.”