MVP Development for Better User Feedback

MVP Development
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Developing a Minimal Viable Product to Build the right solution.
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How Wovenware Does it

Using the voice of our customer as a north star, learn how software is better with MVP development

To get early feedback from end users and validate the feasibility of a solution, Wovenware works in unison with its service design, software engineering and AI teams to build a minimum viable product (MVP) to test out early on, out in the real world. This iterative process helps the team understand how a target audience will respond to the fully functional solution. Based on that feedback, a customer can allocate time, effort and budget to the functionality that best satisfies the core business objectives without having wasted valuable resources on a final solution.

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The Benefits of Building MVP Software

Software and AI projects are not only complex, but they can be costly as well. Once a solution completes the Proof-of-Concept phase and is being developed, an MVP is a good way to test out the core functionality on real users, before too much time is spent on additional costly features and functionality. It enables you to test the feasibility of the solution, its usability and determine what improvements need to be made to delight end- users.

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Do your research

The first step in developing an MVP is to do your research, by gathering all stakeholders and understanding who you are targeting, what’s going on in their market, and what their needs, frustrations or desires may be.

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Determine the features

The features that you build into your MVP should include the feedback gathered from stakeholders, including what they primarily need in a solution and what they want that would boost their experience.

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Conduct a Design Sprint

A Design Sprint is an extremely fast process for building MVPs. It uses prototyping, design, and testing to provide a clear idea of the outcome of a software or AI solution within a highly condensed timeframe, usually consisting of less than four weeks.

Using the voice of our customer as a north star

Learn how software is better with MVP development

Check out our insights or how other companies have benefited from Wovenware’s MVP approach to software design, development and delivery.