Miro
Miro is an online whiteboard for workshops, brainstorming, journey mapping, and planning.
At a glance
- Field
- UI/UX Design
- Best for
- Workshops and user journeys
- Related service
- Web Applications
- First conversation
- Free, no obligation
Why businesses use Miro
It brings clients and project teams together to map processes, user journeys, and ideas visually, which is especially useful during discovery before design begins.
How Miro works
Participants work on a shared infinite canvas with sticky notes, diagrams, templates, and voting, in real time or asynchronously, from any device.
What it's used for
- 01Discovery workshops
- 02User journey and process mapping
- 03Brainstorming and prioritisation
- 04Remote collaboration
Benefits
- Easy for non-designers to use
- Great for remote workshops
- Many ready-made templates
- Keeps ideas in one place
Good to know
Every technology has trade-offs. We will always tell you when another option fits better.
- Boards can become cluttered without facilitation
- Large teams need paid plans
How MOKRIN uses Miro
We use Miro as part of our ui/ux design work, mainly for workshops and user journeys. It is one of the tools we recommend when it fits your goals, budget, and existing systems, and you own everything we build with it.
- User research and journeys
- Wireframes and clickable prototypes
- UI design and design systems
- Usability testing
UI/UX Design
Related technologies
- FigmaDesign and prototyping
- SketchInterface design
- FramerInteractive prototypes and sites
- InVisionPrototype reviews
- Affinity DesignerVector graphics and icons
- CanvaOn-brand creative at speed
- Blender3D visuals and renders
- LottieFilesLightweight animations
- StorybookDocumented UI components
- Design SystemsReusable, consistent UI
- AccessibilityUsable by everyone (WCAG)
Have an Idea Worth Building?
Tell us about it in a free, no-obligation consultation. We're happy to sign an NDA first.