DigitalBurj Studio
MVP Development
An MVP is the smallest version of a product that lets real users do the one thing it's for, so you can find out whether they want it. Small in scope, but not flimsy. What it does, it should do properly.
How we scope one
- 01
Name the risky assumption
The belief that, if wrong, sinks the idea.
- 02
Pick the core action
The one thing a user must be able to do.
- 03
Write the no-build list
Everything we're deliberately leaving out, agreed in writing.
- 04
Decide what to measure
The number that tells you whether to carry on.
Questions
MVP or prototype?
A prototype shows an idea. An MVP is used by real people for real, so it has to be secure and reliable.
How long does it take?
Depends on scope. The no-build list is how we keep it short.