@rcaminos

I've had this picture by my desk for years and I just as this video points out a lot of people don't get it. It's about getting from point A to point B. But what this video taught me was something I never noticed... The fact that the car in the bottom row is a convertible and that it's a convert able because the user enjoyed the experience of being out in the open after riding bikes and skateboards. The user would have been satisfied with a car but never was over joyed with it and not realizing they hated being stuck in a metal box. By getting the user a skateboard it brought them on the journey with the dev team to build what he/she really wanted.

Thank you for this amazing video and narration!

@pierreroodman5422

Almost 5 years later and here I am listening to a fellow South African talking about MVP. Lekker explanation bru.

@minsupark9246

This is the clearest and understandable MVP video I've ever watched~! Thx for the great work!

@lilatacesongs

amazing video, very helpful

@nourhanelsharawy300

In many lean start up business, entrepreneurs use Minimum viable products or an M.V.P were they put increments of the final product on the market. The purpose of the MVP is to run experiments and get feedback from the customers on possible design solutions. The first step to developing an MVP is to test if there is a common problem between what customer thinks is a problem and what the entrepreneur thinks is a problem. If the problem is common, the entrepreneur can then look at the solutions. The entrepreneur then builds the first increment or the most minimal version of the final product. And that MVP helps the customer understand and visualize what the entrepreneur is designing. The customer should be able to decide if the product is worth investing his/her money into. If the customer decides that the MVP is not worth investing money into, the entrepreneur saved time and money on a product that was not going to sell. The MVP does not have to heavily reflect the finished product because the purpose of the MVP it too maximum learning through trial and error. The MVP however should consist of the same manual steps people would go through with the entrepreneur’s final product. If customers confirm they would spend money on the MVP, the entrepreneur can then go in development and enhancement of final product.

@two-zero

Thank yoyu for sharing this short yet informative presentation

@dancebreak29

This video makes me launch my service in a week instead of 2 months, I was wrong about the concept of MVP. Thanks for the video.

@mehdi359

I simplified all my "complex" prototype. Great Video, Thanks !

@j0rge-yo

Customer: i want a car!
Me: what´s the problem you want to solve?

@Genetical

Every game developer:
Im going to do what's called a 'pro gamer' move

@mdamara9266

Excellent video. Thanks!

@anushreeyabharali9292

Good explanation

@Lilchoco15

This video is the ABC of MVP... Thank you for putting out the great content 👍

@yohanneslucky5538

Thank you for educating me.

@churchofmarcus

Great explaining

@TheMISBlog

Very Useful,Thanks

@CRSInfoSolutions

Interesting and explained very well about Minimum viable Product. Thank you.

@Skylightatdusk

Brilliant video. Thanks for uploading!

@parvejislam10

Very nicely explained.

@kirubielshimeles

woow I am really blown away