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Jargon Term:
MVP (Minimum Viable Product): A version of a product with just enough features to be usable by early customers, allowing the company to gather feedback for future development.
Scope Creep: When additional features or tasks are added to a project, expanding beyond the original scope.
Why Is This Important?
How Do I Do This?
Building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for your marketplace is a critical step, but it comes with its challenges. Understanding the common problems that arise during this process helps you prepare and adapt quickly, avoiding costly mistakes.
Common problems include scope creep, user feedback misalignment, and technical limitations. Mitigate these risks by clearly defining your MVP’s scope, using feedback loops early, and prioritizing core features.
Things to Note
Common problems include scope creep, user feedback misalignment, and technical limitations. Mitigate these risks by clearly defining your MVP’s scope, using feedback loops early, and prioritizing core features.
