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Please update the miro icon to match when using MacOS glass UI options. Thanks :)
In many other applications, especially note taking applications, the S Pen button can be held down to change the tool, often to an eraser tool. It would be cool if support for the button could be added such that we can map some function to it(or just have it swap between the current tool and the eraser).
I suggested a brainstorm tasks to a team where, anytime each person wants, they could go to miro and add an idea. This has a due date, and would be nice to have countdown on the corner. Like Timer but for longer times.Similar to want conferences and music events do on their websites.
I have to create and manage large flow diagrams. Lines often have to pass through lanes without any block interactions, creating visual clutter and confusion. Setting opacity of lines would help solve this problem for me.
We use Miro in our agency for all of our projects. We often create boards where we are inviting our clients as collaborators. We'll share through the guest link from a board level but we consistently get clients requesting to join our team which we don't want as we don't want them to have visiblity to all of our boards. Is there some way to remove these options in a guest link view?
At Canvas 26, the Miro conference, presenters spoke about making work fun. To make it even more fun working with people in Miro, could we add ‘reveal effects’ when revealing hidden frames? When you click the eye... a wall of confetti bursts and fades away, a red velvet curtain parts to reveal content, a steel door slides away, a flame burns away the frame mask. All things that could add a little something extra to workshops and presentations.
The precision eraser is really bad compared to other whiteboard apps like Microsoft whiteboard-which I cant use anymore-I would really like it to be ‘upgraded’ so it is smoother. Also, adding customizable hotkeys would be amazing, I know that there is p, e, etc but having ones I can make myself would be so nice, like for pen 2 and pen 3.
I and colleagues/clients need to manipulate geometric shapes and specialised objects (such as technical drawings of equipment) which the range of Miro’s on-board shapes currently doesn’t and some cases never would support. Currently such objects copied into a board can be resized and rotated but only at their original aspect ratio. For optimum use we’d want to flexibly resize these objects withn Miro, rather than having to resort to another application to to the stretching.
Having the ability to set a scale - either as a temporary scale that can be changed as you move across the board, or a scale for each frame or something. So that you can correlate a box of X pixels (inches would be better) to a real life scale of X feet. This is related to the release of object dimensions. This would be so helpful for architecture firms using this as a collaborative drawing tool since apps like Morpholio Trace do not have great collaboration features.
A measure tool would be immensely useful for users in design professions. Similar to what’s available in some PDF applications such as Adobe Acrobat, measure tools allow establishing a working scale. Within Miro, a frame could be used to set a locally applicable scale where a widget would define a length on the whiteboard and a real world scale. This would also be helpful for page layout mockups.For example, I might stretch a widget to match a length on an image or pdf pasted into the whiteboard and then set the real world dimension of that length, for example 100ft or 1in. The tool would then allow me to select to additional points to find the relative length and real world dimension.
The absence of basic drawing and measurement tools is a major concern. For our workflow, the following are essential:1. Accurate scaling of imported drawings2. Basic dimensioning tools3. A ruler4. The ability to measure areas to ensure designs fit within specific square meterage or footage
At this point, the community has been asking for dark mode in the Miro app. Kinda disappointed that it’s still not implemented.
Hi! As a tutor, something I've been missing is a good calculator on Miro — as a component you can drop on the board, where each person on the board can see its state and potentially click on it.When I run tutoring sessions, most of the time my students and I have to separately do simple calculations on large numbers using an outside calculator. Having it on Miro so all students can see it would make things much nicer ^^
Hello,stickies are the no1 feature in miro to me.But it would be much better, if i could choose a colour for the sticky and even have more options for text formatting (the same like i have in the text-tool: bold style, fonts).I added a picture of what i like to see in miro.Michael
Make sure that this app can be added to the board or to the frame.
Do you ever found yourself between 2 colors for that icon, in a pair team you have a split decision, where to order food? Sometimes you cant decide, lets the chaos help. My suggestion is a simple input field where you write in a formula and send the result to the chat and the last result to a component ( sticker for example ) in the board. The most know randomizer formula come from RPG tabletop x D y +/- z x = number of attempts y = max number ( 1 to y ) z = value to increase ( + ) / reduce ( - ) from the total Example: 1d2 = One random number between 1 and 2 → Toss a coin ( to your witcher ) → Output: 1d2 ( 1 ) 1d6 = One random number between 1 and 6 → Simple die → Output: 1d6 ( 3 ) 2d6 = Two random numbers between 1 and 6 → Two simple dices → Output: 2d6 ( 4,5 ) = 9 1d100 + 10 = One random number between 1 and 100 plus 10 → Percent number plus 10 → Output: 1d100 + 10 ( 56 ) = 66
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