When I work on a product, I think about it all day long. I obsess over it. I love exploring the long view. What will this product look like next year? Five years from now? Ten years from now? I love the challenge of identifying the very next step on that path. What should the […]
Practice Defining Your MVP
Suppose you are building eVite. Or Facebook Events. Or whatever your favorite event site is. And you need to define your MVP. How would you think about it? Some of you might already be jumping right in. You are thinking you’ll need: a basic event listing the ability to rsvp the ability to view who […]
How You Build Matters. Finding Your MVP.
The MVP. The minimum viable product. The most misunderstood concept in the world of Lean startups. And one of the most critical to get right. Why Time To Build Doesn’t Matter In this post about prioritizing, I argue that time to build shouldn’t be taken into consideration when deciding what to build next. You should […]
You Probably Suck at Estimating (And What You Can Do About It)
This post is part of a series about making better product decisions. You probably estimate every day. How long will it take to build a given feature? What impact will it have on your customer base? How will it impact business outcomes? It’s too bad you probably aren’t very good at it. Don’t worry. You aren’t […]
