I just remembered this illustration that perfectly explains what an MVP is, and especially what an MVP isn’t. 👌🏻 An MVP is a product with just enough features to satisfy customers and provide feedback for future development - it has just enough core features to effectively deploy the product, and no more. • An important point this illustration is making is that the MVP has to provide Value to the user / otherwise it doesn’t make sense. • Although the MVP concept has received criticism in the past years, and has been improved through concepts such as the Minimum Awesome Product, I still believe that when used with care, attention, in the right context, it can provide a lot of value and important feedback to build on. When used correctly, it can reduce a lot of wasted time building irrelevant features, it can truly speed up learning and the understanding of how the users relate to and use the product. • • Share your stories with building and launching MVPs and help the community learn! ♥️ • #mvp #uxprocess #productdesign…