Discover your product through the MVP Sheet

Have you ever worked on a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) that keeps growing in scope but never gets released? Does MVP sometimes feel like just another way to accelerate the output of your development team, or is it used simply to define the features of the next release?

As a strong advocate for MVP, I often see the concept misinterpreted. But what do “minimum,” “viable,” and “product” truly mean in the context of digital product development? How can a well-defined MVP help product teams succeed in an increasingly competitive landscape? And how can adopting a product mindset improve the way we scope and validate our solutions?

In this talk, I will introduce the MVP Sheet, a framework to help teams define what the first iteration of a product should include—and what can be addressed later. I will share my perspectives on the methodology, along with real world experiences from building minimum viable products. My goal is to inspire you to take a more outcome-driven and focused approach to product development, ultimately delivering greater value from your products and services.

This talk is designed for professionals involved in digital product development, including developers, designers, and members of cross-functional teams.