The strongest MVPs are narrow by design. They identify a high-value user journey, preserve essential quality requirements and postpone features that do not help validate the core proposition.
We use assumptions, journeys, risk and evidence to decide what enters the first release. This approach helps teams learn earlier while protecting the architecture and experience from unnecessary complexity.
Product Strategy · 6 MIN READ
How to Decide What Belongs in an MVP
An MVP should test the important product assumption without becoming a disguised full product.
