As teams scale their use of Miro for cross-functional collaboration, the ability to organize content in a hierarchical way becomes crucial. Today, all frames live at a flat level, which quickly becomes messy when dealing with multi-team structures, iterative product design, or growing documentation.
I’d like to request support for nested sections—even just two levels deep—to help structure complex boards more effectively.
+5HI
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I’m using Miro to map strategies at different levels within organisations, for which the ability to have nested layers for the board would be great.
We have a team of over 300 people using Miro and it’s impossible to organize the boards so people can find them. This results in individuals using other means, external to Miro to organize. This is far from ideal. Now we have Confluence pages, Slack posts, email and Teams chat links to contend with.
Please put something in place that will allow teams to organize the way they want/need to. If you want restrictions on depth, let that be a space administrator’s decision.
Thanks.
-Judah
+1 vote for nested sections.
we are using a Space to redesign our website, and collaborate on the content of the different pages, but our menu has several levels, with each level containing several pages…
+1
With drag and drop on the left hand menu, ideally, as well as context-sensitive menu ‘Move to’ showing for spaces as well as boards.
Sections goes some way to achieving this, so maybe give us an option to convert a Space to a Section too.
YES. The ability to put things on lockable layers would be really helpful to keep the board more organized and easier to manage. As such, the only way to do that is an awkward workaround where you have to group and then lock items, which becomes really messy when you then need to access a single item within the group.
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