Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is a method of product development in which a new product is given only enough fundamental functionality to operate.
The phrase MVP isn't limited to software development and programming. Consider the following instances of well-known software entrepreneurs that used a minimal viable product to verify and enhance their early products:
Again, the minimal viable product is more significant as a learning tool than as a product; it's used to determine whether consumers would utilise the product, then to identify areas for improvement and extra functionality.
The MVP should enable the team to gather as much user data and input as possible with the least amount of work. Because there are so many stakeholders and teams engaged with competing agendas, identifying what a genuine MVP should comprise is a challenge.
Originally published on Prosple India
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