Minimal Viable Product Case Studies
In this final chapter, we explore different strategies for the construction of a Minimal Viable Product (MVP).
These include the following:
- Concierge
- Landing page
- Fake-O-Backend
- Competitor apps
- Analog
- Dry-wallet
- Letter of intent
The preceding strategies provide a framework for running quick experiments at varying levels of fidelity, and leveraging the learnings to answer high-risk assumptions about your app's business model canvas.
In this chapter, we'll pe into an MVP case study to learn more about how they are applied across a series of experiment loops.
We'll discuss Fun with Charades, an app that my team and I built to help people around the world play charades through an online video chat room. We'll discuss the original vision, key high-risk assumptions we faced, how we developed a hypothesis-led approach to testing them, how we iterated based on learnings, and our final conclusions.