flexboom’s Post

your mvp doesn't have to be ugly

The MVP is the one that makes all others feel most valuable.

The dead end of an MVP begins when you start to think that every feature is a requirement.

This is how MVP should look and iterate like

What did your MVP look like? Building an MVP can be tricky — you need to solve the core problem without overcomplicating it. The goal is to launch something simple, gather real feedback, and learn. It’s all about finding the balance between ‘just enough’ and being useful. What did you focus on for your MVP?

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🚨 NOT YOUR AVERAGE MVP POST 🚨 It's easy to overthink your MVP. You want it to be perfect. But the truth is, it doesn't need to be. Your MVP should solve one problem. Not everything. Not flawlessly. It's a way to test your concept. Not a final product. So, start small. Keep it simple. Don't worry about it being perfect. Remember, the goal is to test your idea. Not to show off. #MVP #StartSmall #TestYourIdea

Always be ready with plan B

The MVP advice while right in spirit would not have helped the younger me. What I needed to do was: 1. Synthesize the mission statement 2. Move over to the least technical task 3. Focus on that and build MVP for ---- When I internalized MVP it meant the simplest version of what working on. At least for me that wasn't the right advice. You live and you learn, sometimes not quickly enough :')

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