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MVP Development: Put one idea in front of real users.
Define a core user journey, agree the first-release scope and build something you can learn from.
ForFounders and product teams testing a first release.
First-release scope board
Core journeyPick one
Acceptance
A user can book without help
Confirmation shows the agreed details
Double booking is prevented
LaterReporting dashboardSecond platformAfter first release
Prototype · Book a sessionDraft
01Choose a time
02Confirm details
03See confirmation
Start with the smallest useful release.
Clarify the user, the problem and the decision the first release should help you make. Prioritise the essentials before expanding the feature list.
What the engagement can include
- Discovery brief and user journey
- Prioritised feature scope
- UX for one agreed platform
- A working release
- QA and user acceptance checks
- Release notes and handover
A scoped sprint option
MVP 100 Hours is a bounded option measured in engineering hours. The feature scope, dependencies, exclusions and support are agreed before work begins.
MVP 100 HoursHow the work moves
01
Define the core journey
02
Agree acceptance criteria
03
Build and review increments
04
Validate and prepare the release
Questions
No. We agree scope and dependencies before proposing a delivery plan.
Put one idea in front of real users.
Define a core user journey, agree the first-release scope and build something you can learn from.