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Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Exercises

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Minimum viable product (MVP)
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Minimum viable product (MVP)

Design Processes
Prototype
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Prototype

UX Design Deliverables
Use the DVF Framework
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Use the DVF Framework

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
4 fields of implementation
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4 fields of implementation

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Define the project scope
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Define the project scope

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Maintain technical hygiene
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Maintain technical hygiene

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Produce a minimum viable product
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Produce a minimum viable product

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Agile methodology in service design
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Agile methodology in service design

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Incorporate a testing routine
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Incorporate a testing routine

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Collect user feedback
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Collect user feedback

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
Welcome changes
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Welcome changes

Implementation of Changes in Service Design
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Market validation methods

Understanding User Needs and Pain Points
Defining true MVP by cutting complexity, not value
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Defining true MVP by cutting complexity, not value

Ruthless Prioritization
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MVPs vs. prototypes and beta releases

MVP Design
Creating MVP wireframes and mockups
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Creating MVP wireframes and mockups

MVP Design
Defining success criteria for the MVP
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Defining success criteria for the MVP

MVP Design
Clarifying the MVP’s core problem
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Clarifying the MVP’s core problem

MVP Design
Iterating based on early feedback and metrics
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Iterating based on early feedback and metrics

MVP Design
Exercise

Understand why validation matters

Product Validation
Researching user needs for MVP design
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Researching user needs for MVP design

MVP Design
Formulating a clear value proposition
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Formulating a clear value proposition

MVP Design
Prioritizing essential features over nice-to-haves
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Prioritizing essential features over nice-to-haves

MVP Design
Exercise

Running usability tests on MVP prototypes

MVP Design