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3 posts designed for Netlify's LinkedIn presence – thought leadership that naturally surfaces Netlify's value to Miro's product and design leaders. Publish in sequence over 2 weeks.

How to use: Publish Post 1 on Day 1, Post 2 on Day 5, Post 3 on Day 10. The @Miro mention creates visibility with their team without a cold DM. Copy any post to clipboard and paste directly into LinkedIn.

Post 1 of 3

Design collaboration lives in Miro. Design review should live in the browser.

Teams using @Miro do excellent early-stage collaboration: flows, wireframes, component mapping, design system planning. The shared canvas enables the kind of alignment that used to require a conference room.

But there's a gap between the @Miro board and the actual product. Somewhere between the wireframe and the shipped feature, design intent gets lost in implementation.

Deploy Previews close that gap. When every PR generates a live, shareable browser URL, designers can compare the actual implementation against the @Miro spec — before it merges, before it ships.

Not "does this match the Figma?" but "does this match what we designed on the @Miro board and then built?"

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Post 2 of 3

The handoff from design to engineering is still broken. Here's the fix that doesn't require a process overhaul.

Product teams planning in @Miro still face the same handoff problem: design is beautiful in Figma, the conversation was great on the whiteboard — but by the time the code ships, the spacing is off and the interaction feels wrong.

The fix isn't more design-engineering meetings. It's earlier access to the real thing.

When engineering opens a PR, a preview URL appears. Designers can check the implementation against their spec in the actual browser — across devices, in real layout context — before anything merges.

One URL. No staging environment setup. No "ask an engineer to spin it up."

Design collaboration in @Miro. Design QA in the deploy preview.

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Post 3 of 3

The best product teams review working prototypes, not slides about working prototypes.

Product review cycles often look like this: design mockup in @Miro, spec doc in Notion, screenshot in Slack, Figma link in the PR, and eventually… a comment that says "this doesn't match what we discussed."

The fix is simpler than it sounds: give stakeholders a live preview URL as early as possible.

Netlify Deploy Previews mean that from the moment a PR is opened, there's a live, interactive version of the change available to anyone with the link. Product managers can click through real interactions. Designers can inspect real layouts. Leadership can preview the real thing — not a representation of it.

The review artifact is the product. Everything else is documentation.

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