MVP Feature Prioritization Made Simple

When building a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), it can feel like navigating through uncharted waters. To make the right decisions, we need a compass. Use this matrix to stay on course:

  • Low Impact, Low Urgency: Bringing extra books for leisure on a trip is optional and can be left out initially.
  • Low Impact, High Urgency: If a storm warning suddenly appears, we should quickly reevaluate our route and discuss it.
  • High Impact, Low Urgency: These features are like studying stars for navigation – they require careful consideration but aren’t immediately necessary.
  • High Impact, High Urgency: These are the essential navigation tools and life-saving equipment our MVP ‘ship’ needs to include.

It’s crucial to balance what’s vital with what’s immediate when preparing for a successful voyage at sea – or in product management.

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