It is a first version or test that allows us to test a product hypothesis. If functional software is required, we build the minimum necessary for the intended use. Sometimes, a prototype or a simpler test allows us to resolve the doubt earlier.

How much does it cost to develop an MVP?

It depends on the journeys, data and integrations needed to validate it. After defining the scope we can propose an investment and explain what it includes and what is left for later.

How much time does it take?

The deadline depends on what needs to be built and external dependencies. We agree on a manageable first version and review points before starting.

What happens if the hypothesis is not confirmed?

We review what we have learned and whether it makes sense to adjust the proposal, test another hypothesis, or stop development. Avoiding an investment that is not justified is also a useful decision.

Is the MVP code useful for later evolution?

It can serve as a basis, but not everything needs to be preserved. We make the provisional parts explicit and review what needs to be adapted when needs or volume of use change.

What does the project include?

The scope specifies design, development, testing and implementation. It also defines the feedback collection and subsequent support that have been agreed upon.

Can you help us decide what goes into the first version?

Yes. We prioritize based on the hypothesis, intended use, and development cost. The goal is to get a useful answer with a consistent first version.

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A first product with a clear question

A minimum viable product (MVP) is used to test a hypothesis with real users before scaling up your investment. The challenge is choosing what to build to get a useful response.

We help you define this first version, design the essential journeys and develop them. We agree on what we want to learn and what decisions we will make based on the results.

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Develop, validate and iterate

Each step should help decide what to build and what to leave for later.

Define the hypothesis

We identify the problem, the users and the question we want to test. We agree on what evidence will help us decide.

Test the user journey

A prototype can resolve doubts before programming. We choose the most useful test according to the risk we want to reduce.

Building the essentials

We prioritize the functionalities necessary for testing. We make the technical decisions and limitations of the first version explicit.

Put it into use

We prepare the launch to the planned group and the feedback collection, with the metrics that have been agreed upon.

Interpret the results

We contrast usage, conversations, and incidents with the initial hypothesis. An isolated metric does not explain all behavior.

Decide the next step

With the available evidence, we evaluate whether to expand, adjust, or stop. The following development responds to what we have learned.

Product thinking and development

Make decisions before adding features

Combining design and development allows us to assess the usefulness of a proposal and its technical cost from the beginning.

During Noesis we specify the problem and scope. During development we share progress and decisions so that the first version continues to answer the initial question.

We prepare a base that is proportionate to the product. We distinguish what is provisional and what should be maintained when the time comes to evolve.

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1 What is an MVP?: It is a first version or test that allows us to test a product hypothesis. If functional software is required, we build the minimum necessary for the intended use. Sometimes, a prototype or a simpler test allows us to resolve the doubt earlier.
2 How much does it cost to develop an MVP?: It depends on the journeys, data and integrations needed to validate it. After defining the scope we can propose an investment and explain what it includes and what is left for later.
3 How much time does it take?: The deadline depends on what needs to be built and external dependencies. We agree on a manageable first version and review points before starting.
4 What happens if the hypothesis is not confirmed?: We review what we have learned and whether it makes sense to adjust the proposal, test another hypothesis, or stop development. Avoiding an investment that is not justified is also a useful decision.
5 Is the MVP code useful for later evolution?: It can serve as a basis, but not everything needs to be preserved. We make the provisional parts explicit and review what needs to be adapted when needs or volume of use change.
6 What does the project include?: The scope specifies design, development, testing and implementation. It also defines the feedback collection and subsequent support that have been agreed upon.
7 Can you help us decide what goes into the first version?: Yes. We prioritize based on the hypothesis, intended use, and development cost. The goal is to get a useful answer with a consistent first version.