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When inviting others to a board, the default setting is “Add them to the team and they will get access to this board and all boards shared with the team”The other option is “Add them to this board only” which would be nice to have as the default option.In most cases, if you want to grant access to all boards in a team, you will add the user to the team instead.
The new comment icon on the boards is far to big and intrusive. Seeing a person’s face is distracting. And the comment icon is so big that I have to take time to get around it.
I’d like to replace my current mindmap software (Coggle) with Miro, but I could’nt find feature to import files in a mind-map related format (like .mm or .vsdx)It would be cool not to rewright all my maps from the scratch ! Could save a bunch of hours 😝
When you use the Layers tool, one suggestion is to make a new Connection Line called Dependency. It would auto-create a layer called Dependencies in the Layers menu when you connect 2 cards or sticky notes using this new Connection Line.Food for thought.
Miro is good website. However, the Chinese font supported is not enough. Please add more Chinese fonts, i.e. Kai font Thank you.
Button with deeplinks.I use links a lot in my boards. I don't like it when sometimes the board is so big and when I add a link to a shape, I have to zoom in to click the arrow that shows up at the top edge. I think it would be great if there is a way to have buttons with full clickable area, mainly for purposes like this.
We know that you can hide frames as an owner of the board but we’d like the ability to hide frames as an editor of the board. That way editors can hide/unhide their frames as needed. The permission for hiding/unhiding frames can be locked to the person that hid the frame and the owner of the board.
A feature which identified the name of the swimlane without needed to zoom out would help maintain a good flow when reviewing a diagram. This could be achieved by having the swimlane name appear above your cursor when it is left hovering within the blank space of the swimlane for more than a second.
I’d like the ability to set different permission levels for different frames. For example -- create a presentation with some whiteboard frames for breakout groups during the presentation, and then give participants full edit permissions on the whiteboard frames while having only commenting permissions on the slides. I’ve experimented with workarounds for this using the “Lock” feature. You can lock some frames but not others, but all locking seems to do is prevent someone from moving or resizing an item. If a user has edit permissions for the board, then locking a frame still allows them to draw on it. Conversely if I set board permissions to comment-only, then there’s no way I can see to allow users to draw or add sticky notes to part of it. Maybe the solution is to give some more gradations to what “locking” does? Like there’s a “full lock” mode which prevents any movement or additions to a frame, “move-only” locking that allows editing but not movement, etc.?
To enhance the user experience for Persian and Arabic-speaking users, we propose integrating the VazirMatn font into Miro. This open-source typeface, meticulously crafted by Saber RastiKerdar, is renowned for its beauty, readability, and widespread adoption in prominent platforms like Google. By incorporating VazirMatn, Miro can significantly elevate the visual appeal and usability of its platform for a substantial user base, fostering a more engaging and productive work environment.https://github.com/rastikerdar/vazirmatn
It’s a small but important thing: whenever I wrap text in single or double quotation marks I am getting the straight inch marks instead of the “curly” – and proper – quotation marks (here it is correct, btw.). Given, that everything else is so well designed, this is a strange oversight.
Currently you can lock a board so you don’t accidentally move objects as you scroll around, which is really useful for complicated boards with many connector lines. However, when locked, you can’t select the lines to see where they go, which is also really useful for large, complex boards with many connector lines. It would be awesome if you could still click and have the points on the line highlighted even when locked but still not be able to move it around without unlocking.
We currently have an integration that allows for one way import of Asana task to Miro, however, this is just the opposite way for integration to be useful to more project & campaign managers.Miro is a perfect tool for brainstorming and prioritizing, so the first stages in the process.Ideas in the form of a post-it could be selected for execution and moved to Asana, which many companies use to assign tasks & overview progress. Unfortunately, now, only the other way around is possible, which is just a big loss.I am sure that the integration working the exact other way would be much more valuable and if done, I would start using it immediately in my team. Plus, I will be a big promoter of this sort of integration to other people managing complex tasks, offline and online.Please contact me if you need additional information, I am willing to support you with feedback and ideas.
our board overview is a visual mess even as i try cleaning it up occasionally. I basically love grid view, because it allows a fast visual overview. i am not happy with the random default icons, because they create lot of confusing clutter. so i usually create thumbnails from content clipped from the board. We often have multiple boards per project. so i want to these boards look identical in the grid view.i understand that i can load images from disk and could have some shared library on some shared drive to keep them consistent. i would love to have something like copy thumbnail and paste thumbnail in the context menu of the boards.even more, it would be supercool to have some versioning or board type overlay. e.g. have text fields to enter labels like Preplanning/Planning/Production/Support or May/June/July or Concept/Design/Engineering on top of the thumbnail.and of course this view should be zoomable, like in tools like miro :)
my menumy work involves jumping between many projects. Call me lazy, but i often do not close boards, i just switch to the next relevant. Its amazing how much stuff miro can hold.The upper area of my miro workspace looks like this.As a UX designer i have the follwing observations:i can basically not read the names of the boards. i can guess some. the elipsis dots take a lot of valuable space without providing value i find myself closing a board when trying to select it. this is against all rules. boards which have been recently reloaded just say “Miro”. i need to click/load them before i can see if this was worthwhile. if i follow a naming convention like “PROJECT - boardtype” or “CLIENT - PROJECT” (which could be super useful as there are no folders in miro, and which translates to many other use cases (folder names etc.)) the menu becomes even more unusable.any ideas on that?
I really enjoy using the QR code system to add stickies from users. However, I’ve struggled when trying to use that system at different times in the same meeting. It would be really helpful if the mobile interface the QR Code leads to could identify the name of the frame the stickies would go to. This way, people know if they’re posting stickies to the right spot in the presentation/meeting. In my ideal use case, I would “name” the frame with whatever question or input I was asking for so the user, having scanned the QR Code, would still have the question in front of them. On the public/shared screen, I could then move away from the question and we could watch people’s responses populate.
After you add a row in a shape it a square, the font size is mini; why isn’t it the same size as the rows around it? (+++annoying)
The simplest thing ever, using saved passwords, is missing from the desktop app for macOS. This is not rocket science, guys. Is it really that hard?
I create multiple exercise templates within a single Miro board, to copy and paste from, when I create my workshops. I looked at updating workflows by adding links inside an exercise to easily go from the description to the board or the work areas. When I copy the entire exercise to somewhere else on the board or to my working board for the workshop, the links still link back to the original and not to the new copy of the destination for the link.This would be similar to how the templates actually works. The reason I don’t use the built-in template function, is that I have about 60 exercises and 30 ice breakers, and that is just too many individual templates to manage. I am thinking I might use the templates for standard workshops though.
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