A useful starting point
A first product should test a specific assumption about your customers. A prototype tests the experience; a working MVP tests whether people can use a complete journey and get value from it.
A founder could launch one booking journey for one audience before adding multiple locations, advanced reporting and a marketplace. Feedback from the first users decides what is worth building next.
What to consider before you build
- Who is your first customer and what problem do they have?
- Which complete journey demonstrates the product value?
- What result would justify investment in the next release?
Design the whole workflow
We define the audience, core problem and one complete user journey. A prototype can test the experience before full development. We then agree what belongs in the first release, which operations can initially remain manual and how you will assess the result.
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