Product teams often use MVP, prototype, and proof‑of‑concept (POC) interchangeably, but each artifact serves a distinct purpose in de‑risking an idea. Misusing them can waste months and muddle learning. In … Read more

Jargon can be a barrier when you’re moving fast. This glossary clusters core lean‑product vocabulary into five themed groups so you can ramp up your team—and investors—without pausing to Google … Read more

An MVP is meant to be the cheapest, fastest way to learn in the market—but cloud bills, tool creep, and over-ambitious feature lists can quickly nuke even a modest runway. … Read more

Building an MVP is less like constructing a miniature version of your final product and more like running a series of scientific experiments. Each experiment asks two critical questions in … Read more

Minimum viable products (MVPs) have evolved from a scrappy startup tactic to a mainstream product-development philosophy, now embraced by Fortune 500 companies and student founders alike. Over almost two decades, the … Read more