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Master every part of your design process and create a visual project hub with our collection of design templates. Put together mood boards, lead design research and write creative briefs that will inspire teams and spark collaboration across your organization.

UX Presentation Template
Miro
1 likes
75 uses
Newsletter Template
Miro
2 likes
75 uses
Multi-Agent System (MAS) Design Workshop
Martin Szugat
39 likes
74 uses
Design Evaluator
dynesis
29 likes
73 uses
Design Thinking With AI
Massimiliano Dibitonto
35 likes
71 uses
Cornerstone Design
Vlad Afanasiev
20 likes
69 uses
Product Designer Self Evaluation
VMware Tanzu Labs
21 likes
66 uses
Experience Design - Project Hub
Pasha Teslenko
29 likes
65 uses
Rebranding Presentation
Miro
2 likes
63 uses
Design Critique
Julian Sauter
19 likes
62 uses
Design for Added Customer Value
Stena Circular Consulting
31 likes
61 uses
Design Brief Template
Miro
4 likes
61 uses
For a design to be successful, let alone to be great, design agencies and teams have to know the project’s goals, timelines, budget, and scope. In other words, design takes a strategic process—and that starts with a design brief. This helpful template will empower you to create a brief that builds alignment and clear communication between your business and your design agency. It’s the foundation of any creative project, and a single source of truth that teams can refer to all along the way.
Prune the Product Tree Template
Miro
0 likes
61 uses
Prune the Product Tree (also known as the product tree game or the product tree prioritization framework) is a visual tool that helps product managers organize and prioritize product feature requests. The tree represents a product roadmap and helps your team think about how to grow and shape your product or service by gamifying feedback-gathering from customers and stakeholders. A typical product tree has four symbolic features: the trunk, which represents the existing product features your team is building; the branches, each of which represents a product or system function; roots, which are technical requirements or infrastructure; and leaves, which are new ideas for product features.
Crazy 8’s Sketching
Isabel
5 likes
59 uses
Design Jam
Lee Jeffery
17 likes
59 uses
Design Thinking
Tasneem Jahan
15 likes
58 uses
Design Crit
Alice Ralph
27 likes
57 uses
Product Designer Scorecard
VMware Tanzu Labs
17 likes
56 uses
Flyer Maker Template
Miro
4 likes
56 uses
Whether it’s a client party or a nonprofit fundraiser, your event needs one key thing to be a smashing success: people to show up. That’s why promoting it is such an important part of the planning—and creating and sending a flyer is the first step. These single-page files will grab your guests’ attention and give them the key details, such as the time, date, and location (and if it’s a fundraiser, who/what the funds will benefit). This template will let you lay out text and customize a flyer design.
Design Brief
Deanne Watt
21 likes
53 uses
Portfolio Template
Miro
9 likes
53 uses
The portfolio template is a way for you to showcase your best work in a visual manner. Think of your work portfolio as a way to present who you are as a professional and describe with more detail what you have achieved and what is your unique expertise. You will use a portfolio template as a way to market yourself to future employers when applying for jobs, universities, and training programs.
CAD design review with Autodesk
ServiceRocket
9 likes
49 uses
Idea Funnel Backlog
Miro
1 likes
48 uses
An Idea Funnel Backlog enables you to visualize your backlog and restrict the number of backlogged items at the top. In doing sos, you can prioritize items on your list without having to engage in unnecessary meetings or create too much operational overhead. To use the Idea Funnel Backlog, break up the funnel into different phases or treat it like a roadmap. Use the Idea Funnel Backlog as a hybrid model that combines your roadmap and backlog into one easily digestible format.
From Human to Life-Centered Design
Tini Studio
32 likes
48 uses
Anti-Hero Cards and Design Activities
Shruthi Chivukula
7 likes
48 uses
Design Thinking Kick-off Kit
Lily Kollé
24 likes
48 uses
Which Designer Are You?
Anne-Audrey Gounot
13 likes
45 uses
Service Design Onboarding
How to Public Sector
20 likes
44 uses
Design Critique Step by Step
Thoughtworks
16 likes
44 uses
Design Feedback
Isabella Heine
14 likes
44 uses
Sketch Your Favorite Place Creative Warm-Up
Chloë Humby
8 likes
44 uses
Low-Fidelity Wireframe AI Template
Miro
1 likes
43 uses
When you’re designing a site or building an app, the early stages should be BIG — seeing the big picture and communicating the big idea. Low fidelity wireframes empower you to see it and do it. These rough layouts (think of them as the digital version of a sketch on a napkin) help your teams and project stakeholders quickly determine if a design meeting meets your users’ needs. Our template lets you easily use wireframes during meetings or workshops, presentations, and critique sessions.
Design Your High Impact Strategy
OKRmentors
5 likes
43 uses
Design Principles
Deanne Watt
6 likes
42 uses
Toolkit for Sustainable Design
Design Declares Ireland
12 likes
41 uses
Design Thinking: 2x2
Voltage Control
20 likes
41 uses

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