Tier List Template
The tier list template is a visual tool that helps you prioritize tasks and make decisions. Use it to enhance your brainstorming sessions and strategic meetings.
About the Tier List Template
A tier list template is a tool that enables teams to categorize and prioritize ideas, tasks, or even competitive players visually, which can promote transparent and productive discussions.
Use this template to bring clarity to complex scenarios, fostering meaningful conversations and helping decision-making processes. It provides teams with an intuitive and interactive chart-like tier ranking for insights.
What's a tier list template?
A ranking template allows teams to categorize items into specific categories or "tiers." It functions like a chart where people can place items into levels based on their importance or performance. From project management tasks to gaming rankings, the versatility of this template makes it a must-have addition to any Miro board.
How to use the tier list template in Miro
Click on the Template Library and search for "Tier List Template" in the search bar. Or click on the "Use Template" button on this page to use the template for your chosen Miro board in your browser.
1. Editing the tier list
The template, once selected, is ready for use. Type in the items directly on the board or use the drag-and-drop feature to move sticky notes into the template. The latter helps transition from brainstorming sessions to organizing thoughts or ideas.
2. Ranking the items
Items are then arranged into different tiers based on the chosen criteria. The drag-and-drop feature lets users move items between tiers quickly, facilitating adjustments as discussions evolve or when new information is available.
3. Customize your template
The tier list template is flexible and easy to edit. Use the context menu bar to rename or add more tiers, change the colors of the items, and customize your font style and size as you see fit.
4. Collaborate and share
Invite team members to join you on the board and work in real time. Or share your work by sending your board link or downloading your Tier List Template as an image or PDF.
Is it possible to customize the names of the tiers in the template?
Yes, the tier list in Miro lets you rename tiers to match your project's needs.
Can multiple people collaborate on the tier list simultaneously?
Yes, Miro supports real time collaboration, allowing multiple users to work on the same board at the same time.
Is it possible to share the tier list with people who do not have a Miro account?
Yes, a public link to the Miro board can be shared with non-Miro users for viewing the tier list. If editing rights are required, a free Miro account must be created.
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