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Other comments are arguing its a difference of semantics. I disagree, I think it's a difference of perspective. The idea of MVP is your idea of the minimum se
by craigching 13y ago
Other comments are arguing its a difference of semantics. I disagree, I think it's a difference of perspective. The idea of MVP is your idea of the minimum set of functionality that represents a product that you want to test out to determine if you have something that's worth something to someone else.
He's coming at it from the perspective of the user's use of your idea and I think that's not what most people think of when thinking about MVP. Certainly I never did. If you come at it from that way, you never know you have something until after it's been proven viable ... how is that even useful?
- ak39 13y ago"The idea of MVP is your idea of the minimum set of functionality that represents a [complete] product that you want to test out to determine if you have something that's worth something to someone else ... [in a completed state]." An MVP, an unfinished product, simply gives you a level of confidence that the effort to complete it will reward you with resonance with your target market.