This document outlines an agenda for a workshop on building minimum viable products (MVPs). It defines an MVP as the smallest product that allows testing in a build-measure-learn loop. MVPs help start learning quickly without wasting resources on unnecessary features. The document discusses different MVP types, including video, landing page, concierge, wizard of oz, and single feature MVPs. It prompts identifying a product's target customers, problems, and unique value propositions. The workshop involves group work and presentations on developing an MVP for testing key questions and goals in upcoming weeks.

1. WORKSHOP: MVP

2. • Introduction MVP
– Definition
– Types
• Your Product
• Your MVP
• How to move forward?
Agenda

3. MVP

4. What is an MVP?
“the smallest thing you can build that lets
you quickly make it around the build/
measure/learn loop”
In general:

5. WHY DO WE NEED AN MVP?

6. • Helps start the process of learning as
quickly as possible
• You don’t waste time and money to build
something people don’t need
• Helps you earning money as early as
possible
• Allows you to test features and eliminate
bugs
• You can focus on doing one thing really good
Why do we need and MVP?

7. Types of MVPs

8. VIDEO MVP

10. LANDINGPAGE MVP

12. CONCIERGE MVP

14. WIZARD OF OZ

16. SINGLE FEATURE MVP

18. What is an MVP?

19. YOUR PRODUCT!

20. YOUR TARGET

21. • Customers
• Problem
• UVP
• What are your biggest questions right
now?
• What do you want to test during the next
weeks?
Target

22. GROUP WORK

23. PRESENT