A Minimal Viable Product that works (blog.imaginarycloud.com)

almost 9 years ago from Nicholas Mandelbaum, Just a regular designer

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Nicholas Mandelbaum, almost 9 years ago
There's actually a cool presentation embed in this article. I think it's important to say that an MVP that "works" is an MVP that create valuable knowledge. Showing it, discussing it, observe people reactions... all of this is testing, even if it's not even an interactive prototype etc...
http://www.slideshare.net/OlgaPavlovsky/a-minimal-viable-product-that-works?ref=http://www.blog.imaginarycloud.com/2014/07/02/a-minimal-viable-product-that-works/
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- Tiago Franco, almost 9 years ago
  The refined feature list sheet is great.
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Will Baker, almost 9 years ago
Um, not to be that guy, but I'm gonna be that guy, because there is a crucial semantic distinction: it's called a MINIMUM viable product.
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- Tiago Franco, almost 9 years ago
  True, but you can't imagine the amount of people that I see knocking at the door with a huge feature list for the MVP.
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Tiago Franco, almost 9 years ago
Great presentation. I truly believe professional MVPs are the best way to test the market.
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Miguel Campião, almost 9 years ago
Every time I hear about an idea, or someone wanting to build a product, be it the "Next Shazam!" or "Like Uber but for ___" it is extremely easy to forget the initial goals or to research or test or something along those lines. This presentation may help you keep yourself on the right path.
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