Great challenge! 

Here’s a template I’ve just submitted, which I’ve just used in a very recent project, for a detailed customer Journey map.

Awesome, @ruicouto! 

You may hate hearing from me this month, @Nicole Kurek, but here's my first one. A new implementation of a hiring process - https://miro.com/miroverse/hiring-process-timeline/ 

Oops, just changed the name of the board and the URL broke  Here’s the updated URL for the Detailed Customer Journey Map template

Here’s my take on a basic but effective fishbone diagram! (I can’t believe we didn’t have more of these in Miroverse!)

https://miro.com/miroverse/fishbone-diagram-canvas-template/?social=copy-link

Another one bites the dust - My Guide to BPMN - https://miro.com/miroverse/comprehensive-guide-to-bpmn/

Hi to all,

here my favourite Gantt chart: PAC-GANNT - Stakeholders Engagement.

In the left top corner you could find the desriptions of the purpose and some suggestions to use the template. Stakeholders engagemnt it’s a unique process, so adpt the template to your needs.

Feel fre to write me for any dubts or proposal :-)

https://miro.com/miroverse/pacgannt-stakeholders-engagement/?social=copy-link

I love hearing from you, @Paul Snedden, so keep ‘em coming! Looks like that template link isn’t working for me though ^  

Here’s my submission for a Simple Flowchart — cheers!

@Nicole Kurek 

It's been published, and the team added "template" to the name. https://miro.com/miroverse/hiring-process-timeline-template/

Pretty cool idea. I submitted one board here for the category UML Diagrams: Use Case, but I am not sure if this is the right link since it says the board is still under review: https://miro.com/miroverse/uml-use-case-diagram/.

My main motivation was that I am “cautiously optimistic” that many people search for a diagram like this, but I haven’t seen very many of them in the Miroverse.

So . . . hope this helps!

Am working on a few more now in the UML Diagrams category.

Woohoo, congrats on submitting your first template @Kenneth Ritley! 

I tried my hand at a second UML diagram, called the UML Class Diagram, located here:

https://miro.com/miroverse/uml-class-diagram-awtdivoydsqvqu6s/

You know, there is a danger this could get quite addictive. The “rush” is when I struggled looking for a template and didn’t find anything, now at least someone searching can FIND something - may not fit the bill exactly, but there are whole UML topics completely missing from the Miroverse.

I submitted a Bridgerton-inspired Persona Empathy Map & Canva  https://miro.com/miroverse/persona-empathy-map-canva/?social=copy-link

hope you like it as much as I did creating it :)

Love this, @Sophie RAOUL!

Simplicity is sometimes the best way to go, @alxwlfe!

Love this challenge! I take this as an excuse to finish our information architecture template, finally. It is very simple because in diagramming I think that less is more: https://miro.com/miroverse/simple-information-architecture-diagram/?social=copy-link

Woohoo, this is great @Sara Bianchini. Congrats on publishing your first template!

Thanks a lot!

Ok - my first ever published template - something nice and simple but quite useful I think

https://miro.com/miroverse/insightful-venn-template/?utm_source=sfmc&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=updated_approved_published_miroverse_automated_submission_flow?social=copy-link

This is a great challenge to get people trying this out - thanks for the opportunity!

Amazing work, @Mark Hirst! Way to go with publishing your first template! 

Quite interesting, my UML Use Case diagram and my UML Class diagram were both accepted with minimal or no changes. A similar board (UML ERD diagram) resulted in a very vague review comment with no actionable feedback I can take for improvement.  So . . . I wrote back to them . . . I am interested to see how things work out! But I am confident of a good answer because Miro people are generally very professional, at least that’s been my experience.

USE CASE (published, 36 views): https://miro.com/miroverse/uml-use-case-diagram/?social=copy-link

CLASS DIAGRAM (published, 100 views): https://miro.com/miroverse/uml-diagram/?social=copy-link

ERD (review): https://miro.com/miroverse/uml-erd-diagram/?social=copy-link

This diagram will be the test. I can gladly create more diagrams that were on the “requested list” -- but obviously it makes no sense to do so if they won’t be approved. 

Hi everyone!

Here are our 2 templates at the request of Miroverse users:

1. Empathy map for educational purposes - version of the Empathy Map model, which allows to move from individual sections of the map to a summary portrait.

2. Fishbone Diagram for Marketing - along with a unique visual design, it offers a very convenient experience of finding root causes under specific categories and generating a variety of solutions for each of them (unlike many templates, it allows the generation of multiple solutions for the same problem, which is very convenient)

Hope, you’ll enjoy and use them both!

Fun!

I’d like to submit our Architectural Visualization Template - a service template for helping organize the information provided / needed to develop architectural imagery.

We’ve found miro to be a great tool for our work and hope it is useful to others in the ArchViz field!

https://miro.com/app/dashboard/?miroversePath=%2Fvizualization-project-2023%2F

I just submitted the “SMART agile product roadmap” template to Miroverse: https://miro.com/miroverse/smart-agile-product-roadmap/

As basic product roadmap templates are on the top requested list, I believe that having one simple but effective goal-oriented roadmap format available is essential. Formulating these goals the SMART way helps to establish criteria for effective goal-setting and objective development. Looking forward to your feedback and input!