Learn the lingo: MVP / Minimum Viable Product

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Written By michele ronsen

LEARN THE LINGO: Today’s UX LEX Term is: MVP / Minimum Viable Product || What is it?

MVP / Minimum Viable Product || What is it?

The simplest core feature set of any product or service. It’s used in the product development process to represent the initial version of what is being created, to enable testing, learning and further iteration to inform a viable and successful solution. MVPs help minimize the risks (error, product market fit, pricing, marketing, customer frustration, etc.)

The full UX Lex entry for this term includes the following:
What is it?
When it is best used?
What does it entail?
Interchangeable terms
Related terms
Use in a sentence
Resources (if applicable)

Check out the full definition in the link below.

Please help us mitigate misunderstandings and confusion in our UX, UXR, and MRX work. This will save us all time, money, and frustration!


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