Minimum Viable Product (MVP) or Maximum Value Product

Minimum Viable Product (MVP) or Maximum Value Product

Create a description of the features of your Minimum Viable Product (MVP), based on the brainstorming and selection activities during our class session.

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Start thinking about the essential features of the product that you'll be proposing, then itemize those features — the absolute must-haves — in your MVP description.

You'll be using this MVP to guide your detailed design of the product you’re proposing as a solution to the needs you've identified. And the features that you've identified as essential will the be the ones that will be most important to prototype and test during the next phase of our design thinking process.

💡Minimum Viable Product (MVP) - Tips

CEE 176G/276G - Project 1 - Design Journal Entries | Summer 2024

Cardinal Pay: MVP & MVP+ Features
Cardinal Pay: MVP & MVP+ Features
Vishal Mahto
MVP and MVP+
MVP and MVP+
Milo Pitera
MVP + Iteration III Final FeaturesMVP + Iteration III Final Features
MVP + Iteration III Final Features
Martina Paz Menendez
New MVP and MVP+
New MVP and MVP+
Adam Tang
MVP ITERATION II (MVP +)MVP ITERATION II (MVP +)
MVP ITERATION II (MVP +)
Martina Paz Menendez
MVPMVP
MVP
Adelya Makhankova
MVP Features
MVP Features
Amna Alabdali
DP 1: MVP Features
DP 1: MVP Features
Rowan Winchell
MVP/MVP+
MVP/MVP+
Eric Zhang
MPV Draft
MPV Draft
Nadia Kuczynski
MVP Junk Mail
MVP Junk Mail
Nick Machicao
MVP | MVP +, preparation
MVP | MVP +, preparation
Tim Warzawa
MVP (updated) MVP+
MVP (updated) MVP+
Vivian Snitker
Build-n-Order MVP
Build-n-Order MVP
Adam Tang