Miro Frames - Wie funktionieren die Abschnitte und was bringen sie?

Introduction to Miro Frames

Overview of Frames in Miro

• Frames, also known as sections, are underutilized features in Miro that can significantly enhance workflow and organization.

• In other tools, frames are referred to as "Abschnitte" in German; they can be visualized similarly to PowerPoint slides but offer more flexibility than traditional presentations.

Creating and Managing Frames

• Users can create multiple frames to represent different pages or sections within a workshop, allowing for better structure and flow.

• A frame can be created using the blue button or the hash symbol; it is recommended to use a 16:9 aspect ratio for compatibility with modern monitors.

Customizing Frame Settings

• Each frame can be renamed and customized through a settings menu where users can adjust format, background color, and visibility options.

• The ability to hide future frames until needed is particularly useful for workshops, enabling a cleaner workspace during collaborative sessions.

Utilizing Elements Within Frames

Adding Content to Frames

• Various elements can be placed within frames; moving the frame will automatically reposition all contained elements together.

• When selecting items on the board, users can duplicate frames easily by using keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+D), which helps maintain consistency across multiple pages.

Structuring Workshops with Frames

• By organizing frames into a sequence or flowchart-like structure with arrows, participants can easily understand the progression of activities during workshops.

• Users have quick access to specific frames via a list on the left side of the interface; clicking on an item navigates directly to that frame.

Advanced Features and Tips

Streamlining Frame Creation

• Instead of creating new frames through menus, users can select objects on-screen while holding Shift and then create a frame around them quickly.

• Links (jump marks) can be created for each object within a frame so that participants navigate directly to specific content when accessing the board.

Exporting Frame Content

• Each frame's content can be exported as an image; however, higher resolution exports may require premium licenses. It's essential to check readability after export.

• To ensure clarity in exported images, smaller text should be enlarged before re-exporting rather than simply resizing the entire frame.

Collaboration Features

Following Participants' Movements