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How MVP Development Filters User Needs

The success of any product depends on how efficiently and effectively it solves the problems of users. Rethinking the traditional development methods to MVP development has taken priority as it helps businesses in creating and capturing value faster by first understanding the requirements of users. In this blog, we have covered some of the MVP software design practices that filter user needs, enhance consumer engagement by prioritizing features and generate insights to measure business value.

Identifying User Needs Through MVP

MVP product development is important to identify the unsaid needs of customers. It helps in gaining insights based on which an MVP can be built to solve the right problem for the right set of people. However, the success of MVP lies in: 

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MVP, Prototyping, and Outsourcing: Effective Solutions for Startups

When building apps, most startups face constraints corresponding to budget and resources. On the other hand, they need to compete with the big brands for delivering a sophisticated user experience. They need to take highly measured steps to prevent resource drainage and course correction while creating a product. This is why most startups rely on incremental development following the MVP approach and meticulous prototyping for app projects. 

Besides relying on an MVP development approach and well-articulated design prototypes, startup app projects also look for expert development at a competitive rate. Their search for expertise and competitive development rates encourage them to outsource app development projects. 

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Chicken or Egg? Are We Building in Roadblocks Waiting for Feedback?

User feedback is vital to the success of our projects. It can help us identify which new ideas we should pursue as we develop and can keep us focused on delivering just what users need.

Minimum Viable Feedback (MVF)

We have all seen projects that didn’t have the right user validation and feedback. We know this information is important, but getting it, and using it effectively, can be difficult. This can be especially problematic with new projects where you can get into that tricky phase of being slightly ahead of where the users are. It may be tempting to wait to proceed based on user feedback, but that leads to a “chicken or egg” scenario. The faster you can provide meaningful improvements, the greater the adoption, which means greater feedback.

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How Do You Build a Minimum Viable Product in 2021?

Do you have a unique and groundbreaking idea but you're not sure whether it will be successful or not? Or, let's say you are looking for investors and they are just avoiding you, as you only have an idea with some rough sketches? 

If so, you are at the right place. 

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How to Build an MVP: The Best Feature Prioritization Techniques

According to a study conducted by the SBA’s Office of Advocacy, four out of five small businesses survive one year. BCG Global Innovation Survey 2015 reports that 42% of innovations fail by virtue of long development time. 

Choosing the wrong idea results in 32% of breakdowns. What’s more, business owners often spend a lot of resources on service improvement without engaging users to check their willingness to use it. As a result, the end solution doesn’t meet customer expectations. CB Insights found that “no market need” is the main reason for startup failure.

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How Much Does It Cost to Create an MVP for a Startup?

MVP for mobile appThe rising trends of time-management and self-improvement created a high demand for productivity apps. They help to set and track personal goals, create a to-do list, keep in mind all current tasks, etc. These systems are useful for everyone. They are popular among students and professors, business owners and home keepers. Although the modern market offers a wide variety of productivity tools, it isn't still late to invest in them. With reach functionality and appealing design, a time-management tool startup can beat all competitors.


So, where should you start? My article describes must-have features and potential improvements of a modern productivity tool. You will find out actionable tips, brief market analysis, time and budget estimation.