Miro Template Browser Non-Functional Blocks New User Onboarding
Users report being unable to click on and apply free templates in Miro across multiple sessions over years, making the platform completely unusable for their intended workflow. The failure appears persistent and unresolved despite repeated attempts. For a tool that positions templates as a key entry point, this onboarding failure creates permanent churn before users experience core product value.
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