Minimum Viable Product
- Talk to your users before you came up with MVP
- Build MVP with limited functionality. You need to condense down what your user needs, what your initial user needs, to very simple needs
- Don't take too much time to build MVP try to build MVP within three weeks.
- Don't fall in love with your MVP don't think it should be perfect and spent a lot of time.Treat it as one of the steps to be completed
- Ask feedback from real customers and iterate it.
- Always be more flexible to change your solution according to your customer's needs and try to be in contact with your customer.
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