r/userexperience • u/KoniGTA • 13d ago

UX Research Experience using Miro

Hi folks,
I've been doing a case study about Miro and wanted to interview folks who might be new or existing users about their experience using Miro! You don't need to be a pro user or even an user, I just wanted to get to know more about if you have used Miro(if you have, what do you like/dislike), what tools you generally use for collaboration, etc. If that sounds interesting, I would really appreciate your help if I could get to talk to you for a quick 15-30 min! You can comment on this post if you are interested and I will reach out to you via DM.

Thanks!

(To add: I am not a Miro employee, I am a student and an aspiring PM)

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u/tothe69thpower Product Designer 13d ago

My org has basically replaced Miro and Mural for FigJam in 99% of cases, since we don't have to maintain a ton of multiple subscriptions

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u/icanfly 13d ago

Happy to support DM

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u/GenuineHMMWV 13d ago

Suuure, why not. DM me.

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u/Iccyfire 13d ago

You can reach out to me, happy to help! :)

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u/thomasboleyn 13d ago

Happy for you to reach out!

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u/itsjustashley 13d ago

Miro is my best friend, happy to chat.

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u/amazingtattooedlady 12d ago

My last company used Miro a lot. Feel free to DM.

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u/EquipmentCalm8407 4d ago

I'm not a big fan of Miro because i can't design in the program like i can with Figma or the Adobe suite. Figma to me is the best way to collaborate with a team and design in the same program.