The document discusses best practices for building great products. It outlines an workshop agenda to help entrepreneurs and product managers learn how to scope out a minimum viable product (MVP) from an idea, create wireframes, and understand how to build the MVP. The workshop will guide participants through exercises to scope out an MVP for their product idea, build wireframes, and discuss how the MVP could be built. It will also cover what steps to take after an MVP is launched to achieve product-market fit and scale.

1. How to go about building great
products?
- Kaushal Sarda (CEO)
- Achintya Gupta (Director)

2. Who we are?

3. We help enterprises and growing
startups build consumer facing
products

4. We work with Enterprises and Big Brands

5. We also work with fast growing Start-ups

6. What is this session about?
Understanding the basics and best practices
of what goes into building a product

7. Who needs this workshop?
§ Future Entrepreneurs planning a tech startup
§ Future Product Managers in startups and enterprises
§ Anybody else interested in learning how tech
products are built

8. But why do I need to 'learn'
building a product?
§ It is not just about engineering.
§ Products are different from applications. They evolve
and grow and scale
§ Most of the entrepreneurs think a tech product startup
is 'Having a idea and hiring a developer'
§ Most of the product managers think 'I need to know
my business strategy and the tech team will take care
of rest'

9. What will we do today?
§ Start with a product idea
§ Learn about crafting out an MVP out of it
§ Create wireframes for the MVP
§ Understand what will go into building the MVP
§ Understand what comes after an MVP is out

10. Part 1: #
Scoping out an MVP from your
product idea

11. What is an MVP? (Minimum
Viable Product)

12. Why do you need MVPs
§ Quick time to market
§ Feedback before you burn out too much

13. How to scope out an MVP?
§ Start with a bigger picture but find what features are
absolutely most required and quickest to build

14. Exercise: #
Let’s scope out an MVP of your
product Idea

15. Part 2: #
Building Wireframes

16. What are wireframes?

17. Why wireframes?

18. But aren’t designers supposed
to create them?

19. Wireframing tools?
§ Paper and pen
§ Powerpoint
§ Balsamiq
§ …

20. Exercise: #
Let’s build wireframes of your
product idea (MVP)

21. UCD Design Process

22. Part 3: #
Building the MVP

23. Models for getting products built?
§ Hire your own team
§ Find a good product partner to whom it can be
outsourced
§ Hybrid

24. Engineering methodologies

25. Exercise: #
Let’s look at how will you build
your MVP Products

26. What after an MVP?
§ Getting product-market fit
§ Achieving scale

27. Getting product-market fit?
§ How to get market feedback?
§ Choosing the right direction of your product

28. Achieving Scale?
§ Is your product ready for scale?