Miro

ICYMI: Miro Tables got a lot of buzz at Behind the Canvas. 🚀 You can plan, organize, and track your entire project in one place — and keep your team in sync as you go. Here’s a quick look at what’s new: 🎧 Focus mode for distraction-free work 🔍 Filters to find key info fast ↔️ Drop Jira Tutorial and Microsoft Azure cards right into Miro Tables 👀 Multiple views, one source of truth Already using Tables? Tell us your favorite way to put them to work. 👇

Real progress starts when everyone knows where to begin. Blueprints + Spaces in Miro give your team a shared structure from day one — no more guesswork, no more duplicate boards.

Same data, different story. 📊 Create multiple views of your Miro Tables to highlight what matters most, depending on who you’re sharing with. Keep it high-level, or zoom in on the details — and switch between views in a click. ▶️ Hit play for a walkthrough of how it works.

Say hello to Aura, Miro’s new product design language. 🎨✨ It’s so much more than a new look. It’s design that captures the spirit of creative collaboration, and amplifies it — making every moment on the canvas feel more inspiring, tangible, and delightful.

Clear phases. Built-in structure. Shared visibility. This blueprint helps cross-functional teams go from scattered thinking to shared understanding — all the way through launch and retrospective.

We welcomed a few new “coworkers” this week — some with big ideas, some with even bigger snack plans.😉 Bring Your Kids to Work Day reminded us why we show up to build something better.💛

Miro Tables turn unstructured ideas into clear, actionable plans as your project evolves. Add context, ownership, and structure — fewer handoffs, more momentum.

A few of our Mironeers traded meetings for matches and brought their cross-functional skills to the court 🏓 Whether you're a seasoned player or just there for the vibes, it’s all about teamwork — on and off the court!

Is collaboration a skill, a mindset, or a culture — and how do you grow it?

From team alignment to sharing insights, this research blueprint brings all the moving parts into one place. Built by Just Mad’s Raz Burciu. Shared in Miro. Ready to use.