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Miro has gained popularity across the globe, and it's essential to cater to diverse user groups, including those who use Right-to-Left (RTL) languages like Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, and Urdu.

 

Rationale:

  • Inclusivity: By not having RTL support, a significant portion of the global population might feel neglected or underserved.
  • Usability: Proper RTL support ensures that the content looks and feels natural to the native speakers of RTL languages. It can improve the overall user experience and make Miro more user-friendly for those populations.
  • Market Expansion: Catering to these languages can potentially open up newer markets and user bases for Miro.

Implementation Suggestions:

  • Text Alignment: Enable text alignment options that allow users to switch between LTR and RTL modes.
  • UI Adaptation: Consider mirroring the interface when RTL mode is activated to ensure a consistent and intuitive user experience.
  • Font Support: Ensure that the platform supports fonts that are optimized for RTL languages.

I agree wholeheartedly 

it’s been over a year,

please Miro see this :)


Hi ​@Ahm,

 

Thanks for contributing to the discussion! Our team is keeping an eye out for any updates related to this request. While we don't have news just yet, we encourage you to regularly check the Miro changelog for the latest features and improvements.

As soon as there's an update on this request, we'll be sure to announce it here or update this thread.

Thanks for your input and for helping improve Miro!