Do you need an MVP or do you need a Prototype?
Richard from Hi! Design
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In order to give a better pitch of your project's concept would you rather have a basic MVP or a Prototype?
I see startups creating teams for an idea that hasn't even been validated while they could save lots of time and money with a simple functional prototype.
What do you think?
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Jonathan Tahiry@jonathantahiry
Absolutely! Validation is crucial in the startup journey, but not everyone has the know-how, especially from a technical background.
Some dive into building, launching, and gathering feedback.
Prototypes help validate ideas, but building and having users provide feedback is another effective route!
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We're creating an MVP. In my opinion, it is much more effective to gain users' experience in using a product as an MVP than just an opinion about its design or potential from a prototype.