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What is an MVP? Launching the first version of your app faster and cheaper

By [AUTHOR_NAME]5 min read

A practical example

A salon booking app: the MVP is a customer picking a service and slot and getting a reminder, and the salon seeing bookings. Loyalty points, deposits, reviews and multiple branches come in version two, after you see people actually booking.

How to pick MVP features

  • Write the core user journey step by step
  • Remove every feature that doesn’t block that journey
  • Use temporary manual work behind the scenes where possible
  • Pick one success metric (e.g. weekly bookings)

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What an MVP is not

An MVP isn’t a shoddy, buggy app. It’s a small scope built to high quality. A bad experience teaches you nothing about your idea — only about poor execution.

Frequently asked questions

How long does an MVP take?

Often 6 to 12 weeks depending on the idea.

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