Inspiration and connection

Hi,based on my daily work with templates where i created different templates for systemic coaching with already implementet graphics: I’ve got the idea to do the same for diagraming. So you’ll only need other diagraming tools and add the symbols to your library and create a template out of it.I know it is a pain to make this by hand but it could be a solution …Michael 

Hi Miro community!I’m curious if there is a moment you can point to where Miro helped your team break down knowledge silos, whether it’s a template that helped surface information and foster collaboration or just the tool itself giving your team the opportunity to communicate async and align. Thanks!

From request #7118471.      - issues with lines 01 - shows how a group without lines is considered a single object. To confirm, do you want the group to be considered multiple objects or is the single object a reference point for the next issue? K: A single object.2.      - issues with lines 02 - shows how a group with lines is considered multiple objects. Could you clarify your end goal with the multiple objects? Do you want the multiple objects to be grouped and moved together? If so, could you try selecting the multiple objects and moving them? Please see the following GIF and guide on How to move multiple objects with more details on how to do this. K: I want each group or frame to be consistently treated as an individual object.3.      - issues with lines 03 - shows how having groups that has lines in them suppresses Align/Distribute. To confirm, are you using connection lines on the object or lines drawn using the Pen tool? If you're using the pen tool, could you try using a Conn

Not a Miro specific question, but we ran a successful (Miro-based) workshop last week to flesh out the team’s opinions on what elements they think we can improve upon.We didn’t get time to assign owners/champions and I wondered if anyone had any inspiration for subsequent session(s) that look to do just that; get owners of the ideas that we discussed?

 I was struck to read this quote in an Atlantic article about The Great Resignation: As I wrote in the spring, quitting is a concept typically associated with losers and loafers. But this level of quitting is really an expression of optimism that says, We can do better. After 19 months of fear and ongoing bad news, I felt a sense of relief at the thought that this big economic shift we're hearing about could be a good thing for us. From what I've read, "The Great Resignation" may indicate a new way we're reconnecting with ourselves. As someone who tends to be cynical, I will gladly cling onto the idea that maybe all this bad stuff can lead to greater connection. What do you think? Are we connecting more to ourselves and even to each other amidst all this change? Or is this our attmept at finding a sliver lining to a grey cloud?

Feel free to give a shout out to colleagues and let them know they’re appreciated!

Hello I am struggling with objects sizes in my boards. I am placing objects from many sources (text, presentations, pdfs, lab analyzes etc...) what are your best practices to harmonize and keep consistency with object sizes (mostly readable text without resizing ) Thanks in advance Michal 

Last week, my colleague Niro mentioned how we created Salesforce for Miro app and the Sales Account Planning with Salesforce template after working to solve one sales team’s problems.After working with the sales team, we learned that account planning is vital for sales teams. It helps them understand their accounts, align resources, and create clear strategies to grow and retain key relationships. As a key player in the EPD (Engineering, Product, and Development) area, we realized that this sales account planning process could benefit from the Agile methodology that we’re familiar with.Here’s a quick rundown on Agile sprints, which originated from software development: They are organized, time-boxed work periods designed to help teams make steady progress, stay flexible, work together, and keep improving. Sales team can mirror the iterative nature of sprints by breaking down sales goals into manageable tasks such as weekly targets or pipeline reviews.Just as Agile emphasizes flexibilit

CREATION SUPERSTATION Collage, draw or upload your own artworks to our Miro board!30 September / 18h00 (GMT+2) Hi everyone!Open Window (South Africa) is hosting an online doodle & typography event on Miro this Thursday at 18h00 (GMT+2).Here’s a recap of last year’s event to give you an idea. Edit access opens at the time of the event, but I’m sneakily sharing early view access because I thought some of you might like to see the behind the scenes (don’t tell anyone! ) Click here to register for the online event.#creationsuperstation2021 Keen to see some of you there or hear your thoughts!Nina 

I would like to share my little story about experience on Miro. I heard about Miro from approach of Miro consultant in HK, and they offered me and my colleagues about function of Miro board. After that, I moved to new company and I need to work on a details workplan about system requirement. I started to use Miro. Miro is user friendly and I made a great work plan on Miro. But trouble comes when I need to export my workplan the output is in very low resolution. Upgraded subscription is required to out a clear pdf. From the billing article which (mislead me / I misunderstand) they charge with prorate, and currency is not shown. I found the problem after paid a month subscription and the CS, Balazs helps a lot on my case with patient which I would like to show my appreciation on it. Other than that, day pass provide a high flexibility to user  which is now only offered to enterprise or consultant. I would strongly recommend to provide this flexibility to all users.

Hey Miro Heroes! Before the end of April, I wanted to start a new tradition — let’s celebrate our most active Miroverse Creators of the month!  To support them,  their templates on Miroverse and leave your compliment in this thread.  The first place goes to @Marcel Britsch, Product Consultant at Beautiful Abstraction who submitted four super insightful templates in April! Check out his work here: Lean Inception Template that enables teams to easily design and plan an inception by following / adapting a proven sequence of industry standard; Decision Framework that forms the basis for decision making and sets up the process that kicks off discussion around decisions’ relevance and priority; Report Template helps create reports for lessons learned, discoveries and inceptions, or any other sort of workshop or research activity;  Value Chain Map enable you to build a strategic decision-making tool that identifies and maps the elements of an organization’s value chain against industry maturi

A strategy map

Hi everyone,And Happy New Year! Welcome to    I hope you all had amazing holidays  I’m sure you’ve already reflected on 2021 and it’s results. Can you share one of the most exciting things that happened to you last year? It can be your most successful work project, promotion, long-awaited Miro release, unforgettable event, personal achievement, etc! Curios to learn more about your 2021  

Hi all ,@Joe Caplin from Outfly is continuing the series of Miro masterclasses on how to build a brand. The new workshop ‘Starting With Why’ will help you to define the vision of your company — an essential part of building a strong team and brand. Unify your vision, clarify your message, create something strong.  For this session, Outfly would like to take a real life use case, so you have a chance to have a small workshop around YOUR brand! Please drop your brand story and ideas/questions in the comments, and we will soon choose one.  

Check out my latest article on UX Design and my experience starting out learning the industry!  https://bootcamp.uxdesign.cc/ux-oh-thats-great-but-what-is-it-cc3a28d70007 Always happy to connect with fellow UXers, so please get in touch - www.linkedin.com/in/samuel-pantcheff-848354230

Where do we share and post feature ideas for Miro to grow. I love this product more than any other app I’ve used in decades as a service designer and strategist. And I have feature ideas. I’d also like to be included in any beta/user testing you do.Also, you need A LOT more selections in this form in “Category”

Much like Expedia, the End Date of a task should automatically match the start date, or start date +1 depending on what you guys think, so that we don’t have to click through 1-12 months of date pages when planning things. That’s hundreds of button clicks just for one day of planning. Also, starting a Calendar on Tuesday is psychotic haha, please start on Monday on the left most column. Not Tuesday.  

Hey everyone! I’m a Content Marketer myself, and I managed MiroBlog for a while in the past, so I really liked using Miro for planning an brainstorming  I recently published a template for Content Marketers in Miroverse, and I am also loving a couple of custom boards our Community members created: Content Strategy by Adrian Radev Content Modeling by Nikoo Yahyazadeh  Content User Journey by @Ana Bender So my question is how do you use Miro as Content Marketer? Super curious to see more examples and methodologies 

If so, how do you use it? Can you send a screenshot? Thanks

I have developed the Card Flip extension using my company email. Recently I have joined a new company and can’t administrate my extension anymore. I have to migrate to SDK 2.0 and improve the extension but it’s not possible since I’m not able to login with my old email anymore.Deploy a new version of the extension as a brand new one also is not a possibility since it’s already published at Miro Marketplace.Any ideas on how can I regain access to my extension?Thanks,Adilson

The inking (using a SMART board pen) doesn’t work within the Miro board.  Using your finger to write works ok but is not a good substitute for a pen.  As the SMART board inking is not compatible any drawing or writing using the supplied pen only ‘overlays’ and doesn’t embed into the Miro board.  Essentially it won’t save any inking using the pen.

Hi Miro Community!It’s the Holiday season!   I don’t know about you, but for me December is all about reflecting on the past twelve months and making plans for the next year.  This month, I’m really excited to take inspiration from Miroverse and use some of the templates to plan my adventures in 2022. Here are my favorite Miroverse submissions for yearly planning (both personal and professional): The Golden Circles: Plan with Meaning by @Ruslan Kildeev  Theory of Change by @Piera Mattioli  Personal Legend Turbine by Adam Wright The Crisis Curve: Navigating Intense Change by Wicked Problem Solving Personal Values Discovery by Business Journey Personal Map by Indigo Health Three-Year Long-Horizon Schedule by Matt Lane  What are your favorite board templates for planning a year ahead? Share links to Miroverse and screenshots of you boards below and let’s help each other to find the best solutions! 

Hi everyone,I'm looking to connect with people who share my interests and discuss topics related to Miro. Does anyone know if there is a list of all Miro community groups available? If so, where can I find it?Thanks in advance for your help 😊

Hey Everyone, Brad from Miro here. I’m looking for the next round of customers that we can feature in inspiring video stories like these ones we’ve produced about Lake | Flato Architects, Frog, and Twiga. If you’re interested and think your company would allow you to participate in something like this (some brands don’t - crazy, right?) - I’d love to hear from you. Please message me at brad@miro.com or reply here.  I look forward to hearing from you and learning more about the amazing things your team is doing! Thanks so much! Brad