You start with one board with one frame. But as the project progresses, your Miro board explodes. Too many frames, too little structure. And all the while, you created multiple other boards for workshops, feedback, etc. Not to mention you have to find information on large boards set up by others.

Miguel Cabral Guerra of CataWiki shows us how he tackles the challenge.

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