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I've always thought that Instagram was an MVP. I do not have an iPhone, however, so I'm not sure if the app itself follows that mentality or not.
by methodin 15y ago
I've always thought that Instagram was an MVP. I do not have an iPhone, however, so I'm not sure if the app itself follows that mentality or not.
- adjwilli 15y agoIt might have started off that way. I didn't download it until recently. But nowadays it has all sorts of social networking features I think would disqualify it from being an MVP.
- methodin 15y agoAn MVP doesn't have to remain an MVP, right? I would think the purpose of an MVP is to gain traction to be able to expand upon the core product.
- glimcat 15y agoThe purpose of an MVP is to quit screwing around with maybes and some-days and get moving. Also, expanding is often not so good a thing as refining. It's usually better to have one or two features which are well-refined versus a great many features which aren't well-integrated and which you lack the resources to support.