Startup Idea Product Development

Technology is not a nice-to-have component of any business these days. Its is a must-have. More so after the pandemic.

The best way to reach out to the universe is through the internet, and if you don’t have a presence there, you stand to lose out even if you are reaching out to the person next door. 

Just creating a web / mobile app for the heck of it without planning causes more harm than good. There is a defined strategy in terms of user experience to ensure that you meet your end goal w.r.t product sales, be it a direct online sale or an enquiry or a call to connect your prospective customer to you.

As a Startup Founder your enthusiasm is at its peak. And understandably so. You want to do everything that can boost the chances of your Startup reaching heights. Every new day brings a new idea into your mind. And along with it comes the urge to run to your development team and tell them to incorporate it ASAP.

Somewhere, you need to apply the brakes.

It is fine to list every new feature that comes to your mind. I often find myself noting down the best idea in Evernote while I’m travelling. But it is in your interest to weigh its relevance to the Minimum Viable Product (hereafter referred to as MVP) and then walk upto to your development team and ask them how they can fit it in.

In more simpler terms, just create that version of your product that is enough to represent your Startup Idea and reduces your Go-To-Market time. The smaller your Go-To-Market time, the faster you get validation for your Startup.

So, if you focus on building the MVP first you are actually following agile principles since you are creating a bare minimum version of your product and then leaving the rest of the features to come up in iterations.

Here’s what you will learn :

• Habit Forming Perspective

• Mind Map

• MVP

• Paper Prototype

• Wireframe

• User Interface

• User Experience / Journey

• App Development

• Common Modules

• Artificial Intelligence

• Data Privacy

• Workshops with Templates

  • Habit Forming Perspective

  • Mind Map

  • MVP (Minimum Viable Product Release Plan)

  • Paper Prototype

  • Wireframe

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