What Miro changed

• Updated the main headline to describe the product as "The Intelligent Canvas where your team and agents think, plan, and build together."
• Added a "Login" and "Get started free" button to the top navigation bar.
• Removed several detailed sections about AI workflows, Blueprints, and Enterprise Security from the middle of the page.
• Simplified the footer by removing long lists of specific tool links like "AI Prototype Generator" and "Online Sticky Notes."
• Added a detailed "Privacy Preference Center" and cookie management interface.

Miro is shifting its identity from a simple whiteboard to an AI-powered workspace. By focusing on "agents" and "intelligent" workflows, they are positioning themselves as a platform where AI does active work rather than just acting as a writing assistant.

• Added "Education" and "Government" to the "Solutions by Industry" navigation menu.
• Added a new "Need help getting started?" section with links to pricing, templates, and community.
• Updated the footer to include a full site map with links to AI generators and specific tools.
• Changed the social media link for Twitter to X.com.
• Removed the "Login" button from the top navigation bar.
• Added a new headline: "Flow from idea to outcome in seconds."

Miro is expanding its reach into regulated and public sectors. This suggests they are tailoring their platform for specific compliance and institutional needs beyond general business teams.

• Added a "Login" link to the top navigation bar.
• Added a "Get started free" button to the top navigation bar.
• Added a "Get started free" button directly under the main hero headline.

Miro is making it easier for new users to sign up by placing a clear "free" call-to-action in the main navigation and the hero section. This suggests a push to increase self-service signups alongside their sales-led demo options.