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While ideation is the nucleus to product thinking, it is a tall order to convince your investors of the viability of a product idea irrespective how much promising it may sound.  \nSo, you either take the risk of spending considerable time, effort and money to build a product, which mayor may not be useful to the market. This is when the question of ‘viability’ arises.  \nAn when you talk about viability it includes the need to build product feature or features that is necessary to solve a core problem for a set of users and ensure it thrives in the market.  \nAs Lean Startup author Eric Ries defines,  \n“Minimum Viable Product or MVP is a version of a new product which allows a team to collect the maximum amount of validated learnings about customers with the least effort.”  \nYou Have A Brilliant Idea  \nThat Could Be Ground-breaking  \nWhat Problem are you solving?  \nPick one per-    \nsona  \nResearch your market  \nAsses your solution with some potential clients  \nCreate some personas  \nKnow Your Market Well: A good MVP won't address all the needs for all your personas.  \nMVP Development Follows a Build-Measure-Learn Process  \nThe purpose of an MVP or Minimum Viability Product is to minimize risk by authenticating your product idea, but with minimal investment. It is all about getting your assumptions fast and efficiently to the market. This is important so that you can start understanding, learning and iterating with your real users (focused persona), because targeting too many users will lead to chaos and you may miss out gauging on the viability factor.  \nThe lean startup MVP method of Build, Measure and Learn helps you to build and launch a product and work towards continually improving it as you validate (or invalidate) assumptions. MEASURE results, analyze and LEARN what users actually want to BUILD future iterations of your product to serve your customers better.  \nStep-By-Step Guide To  \nBuild Your Minimum Viable Product  \nWe at Techtic have clustered the MVP development process to realize this into 3 simple yet valuable steps**:  \n01 Comprehend the business (market) needs  \n02 Explore the opportunities  \n03 Decide what features to build (based on Prioritization Matrix)  \n**All of these steps should be part of your product definition for any project. Follow these steps to identify and prioritize features such that it allows you to competently outline what exactly you need so as to build a valuable and viable version of your product.  \nStep 1. Comprehend The Business Needs  \nWhat Is Your Long-term Goal?  \nHint: Determine the long-term goal of your MVP and write it down. The goal should be driven by the problem that needs to be solved. Or simply, why are you undertaking this project?  \nWhat Are The Success Criteria?  \nHint: Identify the criteria that will validate the success of the product. Please note that the success criteria can and usually are more than a single metric.  \nStep 2. Explore The Opportunities  \nMap Out The User Journeys  \nHint: This simple step-by-step process will help explore and identify the opportunities for the product. And consecutively determine how the MVP can most effectively add value besides solving the pain points.  \n01 [ON THE LEFT] Identify and list the Actors  \n02 [ON THE RIGHT] Mention what the user needs to do to meet the goal  \n03 [IN BETWEEN] Jot down all actions (jobs to be done)  \n| User (Actor) Actions (Jobs) Story Ending |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Pet Adopter |  Build Profile\u003Cbr> Find a Pet\u003Cbr> Book Appointment  Apply | Take a pet home |\n\n| User (Actor) | Action (Jobs) |  | Story Ending |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n|  |  |  |  |  |\n\nObservation: It may happen in m","cbCaie7Ix25VpznA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaie7Ix25VpznA","pdf",440137,"English","# Build Your Own MVP\n## Your MVP Custom Template in 3 simple steps\n## MVP Development Follows a Build-Measure-Learn Process\n## Step-By-Step Guide To Build Your Minimum Viable Product\n### Step 1. Comprehend The Business Needs\n### Step 2. 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