Miro’s design is impressive, but there’s a unique feature missing—not just in Miro, but in most design systems. Imagine if Miro could support nested, interactive layers. Each layer would represent a different level of detail, allowing users to zoom in or out by clicking on elements.
For example, you could start at a high level—a CEO’s overview of a car, highlighting key features like four seats and a top speed. Then, by clicking on the engine, you’d enter a new layer where a mechanical engineer could dive into technical details of parts of engine how it works. This approach would enable seamless collaboration across disciplines and support both big-picture thinking and granular, specialized discussions—all within a single, connected workspace.
