minimumskjørbare
Minimumskjørbare, also known as minimum viable products (MVPs), refer to the most basic version of a product that can be brought to market to test a concept, gather feedback, and validate assumptions with minimal resources. The concept originates from lean startup methodology, emphasizing rapid iteration and learning over extensive planning and resource allocation.
An MVP typically includes only the core features necessary to address the primary user problem or need.
In software development, an MVP might be a prototype or a beta version with limited functionality. For
Critics argue that an MVP may lack essential features or quality, potentially frustrating early users. However,
The success of an MVP depends on clear objectives, targeted user testing, and a willingness to pivot