Ideas for inspiration

1. Board automation

Help Miro users work more quickly with board automation plugins. This should make manual routine work on the board simpler, faster, and more fun.

Auto-format and highlight code so that developers can write and discuss code right in Miro (and even merge it right from there).
It can be hard to make a board look tidy, with similar sizes and styles of widgets, the content aligned horizontally and vertically in a grid or line. It would be great to adjust a widget’s position and make everything look nice with the click of a button.
Hide and show layers of widgets, like in Photoshop.
Sync widget values between each other, as different widgets often represent the same thing on one or several boards.
Build charts via external libraries with data from boards or sheets.

2. Collaboration, agile rituals, and workshops

A lot of users come to a board to collaborate: whether it’s a workshop, daily standup, or brainstorming session. There are a lot of things you can do to make these moments more meaningful with additional tools and integrations.

Breakout rooms for groups, each with its own frame.
Bots for agile rituals and frameworks (retros, plannings, and so on) that guide users and tell them what to do.
Plugin that would help during a planning poker exercise.
Create a way to easily see who created a particular sticky right on it, automatically.
Virtual dice, randomizer.

3. UX research and design

Looking for the right solution is key, but it’s also often the most time-consuming task. You can make this simpler by building plugins that allow users to analyze and clusterize data or build lo-fi prototypes faster.

Integrate icon-sets for faster wireframing and prototyping:

Google Cloud Platform Iconset
Shutterstock
Giphy

Import and sync research data with external sources like:

Google sheet
Airtable
Typeform

Simplify data processing by magic plugins:

Cluster research data by keywords, color, and so on
Build word cloud from selected content
Smart import of sheet data into the board