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Thinking of building an MVP? Hold your horses! Here are 10 things you must do first 1. Start with market research: Ensure your brilliant idea isn't just brilliant to you. 2. Define product value: Know why users will love it. 3. Design user flow: C

Build an MVP, Not a Masterpiece Like many developers, I wanted to create the perfect product—every feature polished, every corner flawless. But that’s when I learned the power of an MVP (Minimum Viable Product). I stripped the idea down to its essen

Upvoting is officially over. I would request users to be patient. We will announce top 10 tomorrow and final 3 winners after VC review. September competition will also soon begin. Thank you for participating and being patient.

Niket Raj Dwivedi, can you add one more tab on the buy premium feature listing page of what you are offering for the free version? This will help users compare the features with premium plans.

Keep it clean. Add what users love ✔️ . Add what users are addicted to ✔️. Add what is in your niche ✔️. Add what your users Use ✔️. BE Consistent and Persistence If You add too many features at once, you can't market all of them in once. Also ad

Is it possible to build an mvp app under 8k to 10k with getting user feedback features....if so how can I do it?

👉 Follow || Bookmark 🔖 || Comment your thoughts 💭|| ------- . How to Create a Simple MVP Roadmap for Your Startup in 1 Day 🚀 . Creating a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) roadmap quickly is crucial for early-stage startups. Follow these steps to get

The Startup Playbook: Insights from Y Combinator Episode 2: How to Build Products Users Love? - Building products that users love starts with a deep understanding of your users’ needs. - Conduct user research early and consistently to ensure you

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An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is crucial because it allows startups to: 1. Test Ideas Quickly: Validate your concept with real users before investing heavily. 2. Save Time & Money: Focus on core features, avoiding unnecessary development. 3. G