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> Otherwise, you're missing the entire point of the M.V.P. in the first place - to iterate quickly on small features based on customer feedback and measurable d
by mbesto 13y ago
> Otherwise, you're missing the entire point of the M.V.P. in the first place - to iterate quickly on small features based on customer feedback and measurable data.
The entire point of an MVP is validation. In my opinion validation is attained when someone (i.e. a user/customer) has enough energy to respond or give feedback. Customer development comes next (feedback, measure, iterate, etc).
- morganb180 13y agoTough to get valid validation when the product your shipping doesn't solve the need for the end user due to its MVP-ness. If you deliver crap, it's hard to separate the feedback of "this is crap because it's missing xyz feature or looks ugly" vs. "this is crap because it doesn't solve a need." I've found that people have a hard time separating the two in interviews.