Building your Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
Minimum Viable Product (MVP) refers to a development strategy in which a new product or software is created with the minimum set of features and functionality required to satisfy early adopters and gather feedback. The goal of an MVP is to release a basic version of the product as quickly as possible to test its viability in the market, learn from user feedback, and then iterate and improve upon it.
Resource | Type | Description |
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Value Proposition Canvas | Website / tool | Identify your customer's primary tasks, the challenges they encounter while completing these tasks, and the benefits they associate with task completion. |
Value Proposition Design Book | Book | Book on how to use the Value Proposition Canvas to find the unique value proposition for your business idea, and ultimately create compelling products and services that your customers want. |
Figma | Tool | Collaborative web-based design tool for creating user interfaces, prototypes, and interactive designs. |
Balsamiq | Tool | Simple and easy-to-use wireframing and mockup tool that allows users to quickly sketch and share user interface concepts. |
uCreate Makerspace | Makerspace | The University's makerspace on the 1st floor of the main library is a creative hub where people gather to design, build, and collaborate on projects using shared tools and resources. |
Crover Testing Lab | Lab Space | A service to support people in the ecosystem looking for standardised lab testing space at affordable prices. |