The Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and Lean UX
The MVP is building the most basic version of the concept and testing it.
The MVPs which show promise can be incorporated into further design and development rounds. This can maximise your resources as it allows for experimentation without "sacred cows."
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Lean UX is used with projects where the Agile development method is used. This article gives a brief overview of Lean UX and enables you to head in the right direction when implementing Lean UX.
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