Build minimum viable products to gather feedback from "summary" of The Lean Startup by Eric Ries
The idea behind building minimum viable products to gather feedback is to create a simple version of a product or feature that can be tested with real customers. By focusing on the essential elements and leaving out unnecessary bells and whistles, you can quickly get your product in front of users to see how they respond.
This concept is based on the principle that it is more valuable to learn from real-world feedback than to spend time and resources perfecting a product in isolation. By getting a minimum viable product out into the market, you can gather data on how customers actually use the product, what they like or dislike, and what improvements are needed.
The goal is not to create a polished, final version of a product, but rather to create something that can b...
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