How to build an MVP? If you're interested in the MVP creation process, in this video you will find everything you wanted to know (but were afraid to ask).
🟣 Does every startup need MVP?
🟣 How do we define and build MVP at Frontend House at Liki? What does the process of creation look like?
🟣 What information about my product I have to deliver to developers to start the process of MVP creation?
🟣 Do we need a large team to develop an MVP? What team members play a crucial role at this step?
🟣 What are the biggest challenges while building an MVP?
🟣 What is the next step after creating an MVP and collecting the feedback?
🟣 Have you ever met a situation when you have too much feedback and what has to be implemented?
🟣 What are the most popular clients’ mistakes?
Enjoy the video, hope you will find it useful 🙂
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Top comments (1)
A good MVP is about proving a key assumption, not building a smaller version of the final product. Many founders add too many features too early, which increases cost and delays learning from real users.
This is highly relevant to Foundersbar because early-stage startups often struggle with scope and prioritization. The most effective MVPs focus on solving one clear problem well and use customer feedback to guide what gets built next.
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