How to Make Software Like Pablo Picasso
The question that the Critical Path designer asks is not “how much can we fit in to the first version and still hit our deadline”; it's “how little can we build to validate our ideas at this stage”.
The question that the Critical Path designer asks is not “how much can we fit in to the first version and still hit our deadline”; it's “how little can we build to validate our ideas at this stage”.
MVPs have gotten a lot of hate lately. But that's because there's some confusion about the difference between an MVP and a prototype.
How to Successfully Manage an MVP Project Using Agile Principles
What exactly is an MVP? The answer is: it depends. It depends on the stage of your business, and where you are with your product.
Product validation is not a one-time event. Instead it’s a stair-step. It’s important to stop and test product-market fit at every stage as you develop your business. But that validation looks different at each stage.