MVP or Full Build: What Should a Startup Launch First?

A good MVP is not a bad product. It is a focused product that does one job well enough for real people to use and pay for.

Choose the one job

Write a single sentence: who is this for, and what do they finish faster or easier with it? Everything that does not serve that sentence can wait for version two.

1. Talk to five likely users before you design anything.
2. Prototype the main flow and test it with them.
3. Build only that flow, with analytics so you can see what happens.
4. Release, watch, and decide the next step with real data.

Weeks of feedback from real users beat months of guessing in a meeting room.

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