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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Day 3 of /lounge and we get straight to the point 😮💨 What goes into a great MVP? What doesn't? 🤔
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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Great MVPs are like wizards 🧙♂️ They do precisely what they mean to do. No more. No less.
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Peter Kim
@peter
3 $degen
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Daniel Lombraña
@teleyinex.eth
What does? 1.- Small is always better than bigger 2.- Functionality over beauty 3.- Avoiding what-if code and product designs What doesn't? 1.- Vague definitions 2.- Silo comunications 3.- Searching for perfectness
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David Furlong
@df
oversimplification: goes into MVP: - a highly converting flow to the key activation step & conversion flow to bring the user back (setup notifs/email/...) & the simplest form of a useful repeatable behaviour that the user will likely come back to do doesn't go into MVP: - everything else
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tldr (tim reilly)
@tldr
shipping it :)
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Nounish Prof ⌐◧-◧🎩
@nounishprof
something that can be used/experienced by potential customers — even just “the shitty version” if you will https://warpcast.com/garrytan/0x5aded635
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andrew
@boop
a whole lotta imperfection
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Sid
@sidshekhar
goes into: - core 'viable' feature that offers value to customer - metrics to track whether success or not does not: - multiple features (makes hard to test hypothesis) - infra built for scale (not needed)
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Chinmay 🕹️🍿
@chinmay.eth
The core feature. The feature that will get you first 100 customers -- ideally!!
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Andrew F.
@andrewf
Ha ha 1 $Degen
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Yusuff
@hysolac
$FCKN cool
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@meliodus
@meliodus.eth
Weiner dog
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Yeti
@keyboardyeti
What a clever doggo. Good boy!
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