Spoilers — this might have many overlaps with the previous article — MVPverse — The Product Canvas. Regardless of what literature tells us about the formality of design sprints, for me, it has always been a quick-fire hack to get to your MVP or at least generate an idea of…

As I went through the articles I have written thus far, one key piece has been overlooked, and I am totally guilty for it. A quick-fire, proper MVP framework. Enter product canvas. …

or MVPCF interview, what does MVPCF mean? — here you go MVP Customer Feedback. As I have mentioned in the article, understanding users, their pain points and their aspirations is one of the most important aspects of MVP success. Hence, starting user research early is paramount. One of the most…

In my last article, I mentioned that the two most important aims of MVP are The largest amount of validated learning The least effort And, in explaining the first bullet point I added, that the feedback that satisfies your hypothesis and is driven by your early evangelists is good enough…

If you have followed this series of articles that I am calling MVPverse, you would have caught that the sole reason for an MVP is to allow a team to collect the largest amount of validated learning about customers with the least effort. The two things to take out here…

In the last article, I discussed MVPCF and its importance. And just in case it this article goes viral and you have joined the MVPverse journey from here I am linking the article for reference. MVP Customer Feedback Continuing with MVPCF, the obvious question is how would you get it…

If you remember my previous blog — The lean startup and the goal of MVP — where I mention Eric Reis and how he popularised the use of MVP as a viable framework to bring the right products to the market. As per Eric, MVP is a version of a…

Let’s start with a scenario You have a brilliant idea that you just can’t sleep on and have to do something about it. Your message your friend/co-conspirator and things fall in their places and you start working on your MVP plan. But wait a sec, you have the Idea, probably…

As our MVPverse progress, the next big event or personality that jumps into the timeline is Eric Reis of The Lean Startup fame. Much of this article comes from his early day's video of a talk on Minimum Viable Product he delivered in silicon valley. He starts with one basic…