Building an MVP: From Discovery to Launch Readiness
A minimum viable product is the smallest working version of a product that can test a core assumption with real users. Deciding what goes into it, and what stays out, usually matters more than the technology chosen.
The guides below compare MVPs with prototypes and proofs of concept, explain the factors that shape scope and effort, and walk through discovery, product blueprint, UX direction, launch readiness and options for an abandoned app.
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