DoorDash's v1 was 8 PDF menus on a static HTML website
Non-deeptech products are just "packaged" MVPs
- *It often takes very little time to create a DIY solution for something you would like to have both in software and hardware.*
- The first version of Fixkey was a Python script written in 1 hour, the first version of every AI necklace company is just a... See more
Raphael Mosaicx.com“just ship it” culture, where the minimum viable product (MVP) takes the place of user research.
Matt Wallaert • Start at the End: How to Build Products That Create Change
Whereas perfect was a misuse of resources for most features, exceptions to the rule did exist. There were certain critical user experience items that we needed to be as near to perfect as possible.