A shared wall for ideas
Picture a workshop wall covered with sticky notes, sketches, and arrows. A Miro board brings that space online so people in different places can work together. Teams use it to map a user journey, group research notes, draw a process, or plan a project.
A board is saved in Miro and shared by link. Depending on its permissions, people can view, comment on, or edit it. During product discovery, a team can arrange findings together.
A board is a working surface
Miro boards often contain work in progress. Before treating a diagram as an agreed plan, check who owns it and when it was last updated.
A screen sketch shows how a page might look. A prototype lets people try how it might work before the feature is built.