Complete MVP Builder's Guide and Checklist
Building your MVP product can be a challenge, but skipping it altogether makes failure more likely. Battle-test your ideas where they truly matter - with your users. Download a free ebook that will guide you step by step in building an Minimum Viable Product.
Will your new product resonate with your audience?
Don't make the same mistake - test your idea by MVP and make your investment in the application pay off.
Sell your product before it exists! MVP can be part of a strategy and process aimed at producing and selling a product to customers. It provides user feedback to guide future development and demonstrates enough benefits to retain early users.
MVP is a highly-effective way to evaluate your product before you launch it. Check how to scale your product! Make sure to get the early steps right and create a killer MVP!
Start small, scale fast! MVP Building guideline
Learn what really makes a difference when developing MVP! With this ebook you will learn:
- How the product will make actual money
- How to build through iteration
- Why marketing should start much earlier than you think
- How to tell if the MVP launch is working or not
How do I know?
You are wondering who am I and what authority I have to tell you this things?
I am Szymon Soppa, CEO at Curiosum, where we cooperate with clients from all over the world to build apps using Elixir, Phoenix, and React. I’m passionate about transforming ideas into digital products and then observing their positive impact on people.
As a web developer, I’ve been developing applications for startups and established businesses from various industries. I worked on many different apps for various companies in industries like e-learning, e-commerce, HR, and marketing, just to name a few.
Many of the organizations I had the pleasure to work with were at the beginning of their quest for a digitalized product. MVP (Minimum Viable Product) was a vital part of that early effort. I also built one for my own startup! This ebook is like my free lessons from developing lots of MVP apps, for you.
