MVP (Minimum Viable Product)

The MVP approach is about learning fast by shipping a product with just enough functionality to be useful. Instead of spending months building every feature you can imagine, you identify the core value proposition, build only that, and put it in front of real users. Their feedback then guides what to build next.

Vibecoding has made building MVPs dramatically faster and cheaper. What once required weeks of development can now be accomplished in hours or days using AI coding tools. This speed is a massive advantage for validating ideas, but it also means MVPs can be shipped with less scrutiny than traditionally developed products.

Testing your MVP before sharing it with early customers is critical because first impressions matter enormously. If your first users encounter broken features, confusing interfaces, or lost data, you will lose them permanently, and you will not get the valuable feedback you need. A QA session with DidItWork before your MVP launch can identify the issues that would turn off early adopters, ensuring your minimum viable product is at least reliably viable.