mVP Development

This is the initial phase, where a Product Manager discusses your project with stakeholders, listens to what they propose, and analyzes competitor products. The type of process represents the line of inquiry by looking at different sources of qualitative and quantitative data. The starting points usually are surveys, documentation from previous projects, competition research, focus groups, interviews, and reports.

A critical phase that focuses on translating the understanding of the customer's needs and the market opportunity into a basic version of the product that is viable for initial release. Here, we focus on conceptualizing, prototyping, and testing the viability of a product in its market.

The primary work to take the conceptualized design and materialize it into a functional product. This phase is guided by the principles of lean development, focusing on speed, agility, and iterative learning.

Time after release to ensure that the product operates smoothly, meets user expectations, and address any issues that users run into.