wunder beta📘 Keep MVP from meaning tiny finished app
An MVP is the smallest thing that tests a risky assumption — not a tiny finished app. Hypotheses, metrics, and learning beat premature polish.
3
lessons
~15 min
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Adults
level
What you’ll learn
- Learning not polishDefine MVP as validated learning.Smallest test, not smallest polish.
- Hypotheses to test firstTurn risks into hypotheses.Type follows the learning need.
- Measure then decideMeasure with a kill threshold.Pivot needs a pre-agreed metric.
Grounded in trusted sources
- Eric Ries, The Lean Startup — MVP definition
- Assumption-to-hypothesis teaching notes
- MVP type comparisons (concierge, landing page, etc.)
- Learning metrics and pivot/persevere primers
- Startup experiment design checklists
- Validated learning practice guides
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