Fundamentals of mvp
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The document outlines the fundamentals of creating a minimum viable product (MVP), emphasizing four key areas: functionality, usability, design, and consistency. It stresses that an MVP should provide core value, be user-friendly, utilize lean UX designs, and maintain quality across platforms. Examples from various products illustrate each fundamental aspect.
Fundamentals of mvp
- 1. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MVP By: S. Koushik Debroy
- 3. MINIMUM VIABLE PRODUCT Got an idea! Now let’s build an MVP out of it!
- 4. MINIMUM VIABLE PRODUCT And here’s the fundamentals that i need for it!
- 5. FUNDAMENTALS OF MVP ● Functionality ● Usability ● Design ● Consistency
- 9. The functionality of a product defines its usefulness, or how efficient it is in action. The included features of your product should provide core value to the customer.
- 10. USABILITY
- 11. EXAMPLES OF USABILITY Nokia N-Gage
- 13. Usability defines the efficiency with which an user can use a product. The MVP should be user-friendly as well as intuitive.
- 14. DESIGN
- 15. EXAMPLES OF DESIGN Facebook home
- 17. MVPs make use of Lean UX designs. It is an approach to promote agility and reduce the drainage of resources. The MVP design should be of the minimum but highest quality, matching the industry customary.
- 18. CONSISTENCY
- 19. EXAMPLES OF CONSISTENCY Pepsi Vs Coca Cola
- 20. The Verge
- 21. Consistency defines the quality of the product should be finalized after repeated testing. A product has to be consistent in various platforms in order to dominate the market.