Summary
Allow whiteboard creators to set a default "landing view" that determines what area of the canvas viewers see when they first open the whiteboard.
Problem
At the moment, when someone opens a whiteboard, there's no way to control where they land on the canvas. For detailed workflows — like swim lane diagrams with multiple roles and steps — this means viewers can open the board and immediately feel lost, not knowing where to start or what they're looking at. This is especially problematic when sharing whiteboards with stakeholders who aren't familiar with the content.
Proposed Solution
Provide an option for the whiteboard owner to set a "default view" — a saved camera position and zoom level that all viewers see when they first open the board. Something like a "Set as starting view" option in the right-click or board settings menu.
Impact
This would make whiteboards significantly more usable for sharing structured visual content like workflows, process maps, and org charts — particularly with audiences who need to quickly understand the board without a walkthrough.