Inspiration and connection

Hi everyone Welcome to the second edition of the Miroverse Template Creators series where we introduce the people behind all the amazing work  Last week I had a chance to chat to@Reid Thomas about his Miro(verse) experience  Who is Reid?Reid is the community manager at Unito, an integration solution that builds two-way connections between your favorite work tools (with a Miro integration in the works! ). He is also an active Miro community member who created a couple of cool templates  Finding  Miro(verse)After finding out about Miro in a presentation at work, Reid started looking through Miroverse, borrowing templates, and learning about Miro by browsing through our community. He quickly became an active Miro community member after that.  Reid is someone who believes that tools like Miro should not only be used in a professional setting, but also outside of work. For example, he once created a Miro board to help a friend plan moving apartments.He even used a Miroverse retro template

It's mid-spring, should we talk something pleasant, like User Delight? We have all experienced it: this "wow" moment, this "they already know me" feeling, an extra mile that a great product has walked to delight you. Be it Asana's unicorn, flying across your screen like a shooting star, or Trello's confetti, or Typeform's delightful microcopy—they all make a customer go "oh, coool"! “User delight refers to any positive emotional affect that a user may have when interacting with a device or interface”, says the definition. Yes, we human beings are driven by emotions! Where do these emotions lead though? Well, rumor has it, they can make your product sticky, serve your Net Promoter Score, and eventually help you fight churn. In this superb article by CopyHackers you can find some examples of how other companies added more delight into the mix https://copyhackers.com/2019/08/user-centric-delight-audit-saas/Can you name one delight that you came across in any product you have recently used

Happy Friday Just recently @Natalie Larino has shared that we had a live Q&A session with Stephen Curry (read here). It was exciting and inspiring! I wonder, do you wish to have a virtual meeting with a celebrity you admire? Who would you choose and what is one question you would ask them?  

Hi everyone  It's Monday which means what we have 6 more amazing Miroverse templates to share with you!  While many of us are getting vaccinated, immPACC Mapping by UBC Innovation Support Unit is more relevant than ever. It is a 2-hour facilitated workshop to help communities explore and improve COVID-19 vaccine uptake by bringing stakeholders together to discuss local improvements through the use of personas. immPACC Mapping by UBC Innovation Support Unit If you’re trying to stay close with your team while working remotely, you should definitely check out Visual Standup by Redstor Product Design @Diana Coetzee , and Remote Onboarding Plan by Kathrin Kohler , as well as The Sunny Side of the Team  by Marina Bocharova The Course Strategic Canvas by Netmind allows a course to be easily designed quickly by considering its most important elements and viewing them simultaneously.  Staffing Week Map by Huware is simple and intuitive and was born after the need of keeping the organization’s w

Fresh from the Canvas 25 conference, we want to get the great news about AI for Miro and Miro for AI out into the world. And because I'm flying directly to Zurich after New York for a lecture at the “Hochschule für Wirtschaft Zürich” (HWZ), I've organized a Miro Meetup at the HWZ. You are all welcome to attend, and feel free to tell your contacts in Zurich!The event will be held in German, hence the registration page is in German:👉 https://luma.com/15ar9qi3Thanks for your support! 🙏

Hallo an alle,ich habe gesehen, dass hier die Frage nach deutschsprachigen Templates im Miroverse gestellt wurde. Auch wir (bei der Silicon Pauli GmbH) haben lange nach gut aussehenden und funktionierenden Miro Templates gesucht, die auf deutsch getextet sind . Da wir nichts passenden finden konnten, haben wir das Remote Innovation Playbook gebaut. Dieses Tool unterstützt in allen Bereichen von Remote Workshops - Vorbereitung, Durchführung und Nachbereitung - Falls ihr dazu mehr erfahren wollt, dann findet ihr hier mehr Details. Ansonsten könnt ihr euch gerne unter diesem Post oder unter products@siliconpauli.com  mit allen möglichen Fragen melden :) Free TemplateWenn ihr jetzt einfach nur nach einem deutschsprachigen Template als Vorlage zur Inspiration oder zur direkten Anwendung sucht, dann könnt ihr dieses Template gerne kostenfrei duplizieren und für eure Zwecke nutzen: Profiling Web.(Ihr könnt es dann natürlich abändern wie ihr möchtet und Inhalte löschen)Eine englische Version d

Hi Miro Heroes  Anna here, your Community Manager. This March, we are celebrating Women’s History Month by hosting a special edition of the Miroverse Challenge, Womxn at Work, and highlighting the most inspiring female creators that contributed templates to our template library.  I’m super excited to share our conversation with @Regine, a Certified Professional in Talent & Development (CPTD). Regine is a prominent Miroverse Creator and longtime Miro Community Member who authored two useful templates — Virtual Winter Wonderland Village and Niching Down: Online Course Persona Empathy Map. It won Miro users over because of great design and potential to engage teams. We sat down with Regine to talk about her career path and get some tips & tricks for aspiring Miroverse Creators, and I’m excited to share her wisdom with the Miro Community.  TL;DR: Best advice for women going through a career transition: identify your North Star and chart out a path made up of manageable stepping sto

 💕 Happy Valentine’s Day!  We can hardly express how much the Miro team appreciates every single one of you. From innovative Miroverse templates to helpful conversations, to engaging events, you’re always creating something that helps people learn and grow. So much gratitude from @Colleen Curtis, @Natalie Larino, @Helena Brandist, @Anna Savina, @Olena Avramenko, me, and all of us here at Miro.    Will you help us share the love? Comment here to @ mention someone in the community whom you appreciate, call out your favorite Miro feature, or link to your favorite Miroverse template!

Hey everyone, here’s another recap! We had our 4th NORAM V-MUG on February 19th with Natalie Mandriko, Product Manager at WeatherBug presenting. Natalie presented a few real-world examples of Miro boards she and her design team have created in the past. These boards helped to synthesize the qualitative research and engage teams to take action.     Here are a couple of questions that were presented during this V-MUG. Would love your input: 1. One of the values of affinity diagramming in a physical space is the unspoken social queues that come from people in a space to keep things constructive. How do yo manage this dynamic in an asynchronous tool like Miro? 2. What information is most important, the volume of comments related to a particular theme, or the impact of the ideas?   If you would like to watch the recording please click here and let us know your thoughts. 

Hi everyone, some news from the Miroverse here  Since not too long ago we began publishing Miroverse templates weekly and are very excited about it. From now on, we will be sharing the inspiring work Miro users share with us   Please give a warm welcome to our 8 new amazing templates this week: This week, we got 3 new Retro templates, two of which would particularly appeal to action film fans.Star Wars Sith Lord Retrospective and An Olympic Retrospective by @DWestgarth The Avengers Retrospective by Michel Veloso  Company Organization Chart by @Reid Thomas is a great tool to help you visualise corporate structures Tools to Build Stronger Cross-functional Teams by Dorris can be used as a tool to create alignment on project goals and a tool to give feedback to your team mates Content Modeling by Nikoo Yahyazadeh breaks down your content into pieces (content types) and defines the relationships between those pieces of content. It also helps to structure your content and make it more reusab

Happy Monday crew! Thank you to all who could attend Friday’s session. It was wonderful to get to know you all a little better! Something that came up on Friday was discussing our favorite Icebreakers. We used this template (but with a World map view!) for our session but would love to hear your favorites below 👇 Also if you couldn’t attend Friday, we’d love to see where you are from and your classic picnic dish! Please drop in the link above. Have a great week!Michelle

Hi,  Our customer experience team is a cross-office and semi-remote team. We were struggling to document concepts, host conversations, write feedback and showing the whiteboard during virtual meetings.  That’s how we landed on Miro. I started experimenting with miro as a central location to host tangible deliverables when working with a development team. Anything from the project scope, UX workshops, mapping out workflows, wireframes, and mockups. It became the sharing point when meeting with project managers, fellow designers, and developers.   It solves all of the problems I mentioned earlier. We were able to document early-stage concepts using stickies. We were able to provide feedback, having back and forth conversations virtually using the comments, which was especially useful when working across time zones. The biggest difference it made, was that we could brainstorm, and point to visuals all in one central location. When “whiteboarding” ideas in the office the virtual attendees

Hi everybody 👋Hope 2026 is off to a great start!Very excited to share some big news from us here at AppFox. We built Workflows for Miro (our workflows app) back in 2024, to bolster a platform we love to use with a couple of features to make our lives easier, and as of 2026… It’s completely free for all Miro users! No trials or feature limits - we’re hoping, just simple approval automations and reporting that work intuitively for you inside Miro.Why we built an approvals workflow app Like many people here, as a team of predominantly remote workers, we use Miro for: Workshops & retros Product discovery Planning sessions Async collaboration  We kept running into this gap between “we’ve mapped everything out beautifully…” and “…now what?”Sticky notes, frames, and diagrams help us immensely with planning and presentation.However, as a knee-jerk reaction, we found ourselves relying on scattered processes across external tools like email, Slack and Teams when it came to turning all

Join us April 22nd for ATX Virtual Miro User Group: Moms Making It Work From Home. We’ll have an amazing panel of mothers who work remotely and now have kids at home all day due to school closings because of recent events. We’ll touch on various topics, such as Setting expectation with work and family Supporting your kids’ needs Managing as a single parent ...and finding the silver lining in it all  Panelist: Jerra Murphy from GM Danya Keach from Upwork Megan Pinchback from Dyslexia on Deman Tanya Junell from Blue Label Labs Moderator: @Brittni  from Miro Though we’re based in Austin, TX, anyone worldwide is welcome to join in on the conversation!  RSVP Today: https://events.miro.com/e/m5wppq/

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Hi, I recently ran a workshop over Miro, which involved a lot of people putting sticky notes on a matrix. It turn into a beautiful colourful mess, which was exactly what I was looking for.  However, at the end of the session the host of the workshop told me that someone had sent them a direct message saying that they could not participate because they had dyspraxia and struggled with all the colours and moving parts. I was therefore wondering if anyone else had experienced this and whether they had any tips to make their Miro boards more inclusive and accommodating to those who have dyspraxia.  

The Miroverse grew by more than 100 new templates last month, showcasing the breadth and depth of creativity of our creators! Within this vast galaxy of content, some creators stood out as the brightest stars, making a significant impact on our community. Their contributions left a lasting impression on us and continue to inspire others. Valentine Rousseaux | Most Copied Miroverse Creator 🚀 Congratulations to Valentine Rousseaux for being named this month’s "Most Copied Miroverse Creator!" Valentine, a product owner and product manager at Ubisoft, is passionate about maximizing user value through efficient project management and innovative projects. 🔭 Discover Valentine Rousseaux’ profile to try her Project - Timeline & Key Infos template.Despite having published the first template only in March, Valentine has already gained significant attention from the Miroverse community - more than 180 people have already used this template. Valentine, we’re looking forward to seeing what yo

 Hi Miro community, In the past months we have organised several Miro(verse) events and it has been a success and loads of fun! We are already planning  many more, and would love to hear what topics, themes, and use cases you would like us to organise events around. Maybe there is a specific Miroverse template you would love to learn more about? Please share your thoughts, wishes, and suggestions in the comments  

Hi allWelcome to another Miroverse Monday edition  This week we have 6 great templates to talk about  Barrels, Hammers, and Fire - A Retrospective and 8 Bit Hearts - A Retrospective by Cody Wanberg are great for helping your team look back at challenges that rolled them over and victories/successes after a sprint, and identify if you were able to feel impactful in you roles, or interpersonal interactions.8-bit Hearts by Cody Wanberg Daria Rudnik’s Team Development Roadmap offers a comprehensive, 60 to 90-minute workshop template that helps teams to get some insights on their 1-year vision and what the team needs to do in order to get there.Rethink Ambiguity by Creative Gym ( @Frankie Kok) offers an intangible experience made tangible through navigating a design challenge that’s full of ambiguity, visualizing ambiguity using a journey map tool, and reflecting on our ambiguity experience.Rethink Ambiguity by Creative Gym   Problem Statement for Logistic and UX Health Persona by Ergosign 

My year with miro in 2020:    Maingraphic without colouring and content of screen / miro signs comes from: http://www.freepik.com    So this was my year 2020 and I love miro.Thank you everybody & thank you @miro & everyone here in this community and thank you @Marina Best Michael