Re:Customers hate MVPs – Make it simple, loveable, and compl...
by em-bee on Friday April 24, 2020 @09:28PM
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i am confused (by the article), i thought this
when you build an MVP, you should bias towards cutting features rather than cutting polish or introducing bugs. If your MVP is filled with bugs, it isn't actually viable.
is what an MVP was about, the minimum effort that gets people interested.
You should also focus on making an MVP that people actually want. If it isn't solving a real problem ("loveable"), it's not actually a product.
finding out if people want something is usually the goal. if don't want it you change the product until they do.
when you build an MVP, you should bias towards cutting features rather than cutting polish or introducing bugs. If your MVP is filled with bugs, it isn't actually viable.
is what an MVP was about, the minimum effort that gets people interested.
You should also focus on making an MVP that people actually want. If it isn't solving a real problem ("loveable"), it's not actually a product.
finding out if people want something is usually the goal. if don't want it you change the product until they do.