What is The Difference Between Prototype and MVP?
- Scope: A prototype is something that you can put very little time and effort into. With an MVP, you’ve picked an idea and you’re rolling with it, which means putting in a little more effort.
- Commitment: Once you’ve invested time and resources into an MVP, you’re less likely to completely scrap it. With a prototype, it can be as easy as crumpling up the paper and starting again.
- Audience: Prototypes are mostly internal. Mainly intended for your teams, or others in your company. An MVP is intended to be launched to your target market in order to assess its reception.
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