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Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Design: The Essence

Minimum viable Product (MVP) development provides an opportunity for you to test your business assumptions and determine the demand for new products with minimal investments.

  • An MVP is commonly completed within 2 to 7 weeks. The development stage lasts between 2-5 day (for low-code/no-code development) to six months (for code-based development).
  • The costs of investing in a software-based MVP launch may range from 1/10 up to 1/2 – 1/3 of the final software price.

RPAiX assists product companies and enterprises in planning and building MVPs and transforming them into large-scale, cost-effective software.

MVP Implementation Steps

The complexity, novelty, and type of MVP product will all impact the number of MVP development steps needed and how long they take.

Here are the steps RPAiX takes to develop MVPs.

Discovery phase services
Step 1. Discovery and MVP planning

(2 weeks – 1 month)

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PRODUCTS Business analysis

  • Product idea generation
  • Research on target market, customer, and competitor
  • Designing a product idea
  • Identify the selling price
  • Plan a KPI dashboard to help MVP.

A KPI set that is informative can be very lean, and include, for example, three key groups.

  • Customer acquisition (e.g., the number and quality of signups, downloads, and customer acquisition cost).
  • Customer engagement and satisfaction (e.g., CSAT, shares/reactivations/invites).
  • Predicted revenue (e.g., customer lifetime value, monthly recurring revenue)

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PRODUCTS Business analysis

  • Identification of business processes that can be improved and needs to be addressed.
  • Interviewing project stakeholders and analyzing.
  • Software idea conceptualization.

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Feature Road-Mapping

  • The complete software version features an outline.
  • Feature prioritization of the full software version is based on user stories, user situations, prioritization techniques (e.g., Kano and MoSCoW), cost/benefit analysis, etc.
  • MVP functionality.

MVP architecture design

MVP Architecture Design

With an emphasis on:

  • High-level design for the final solution (if it isn't rebuilt in the future but improved in iterations).
  • Performance requirements
  • Information security requirements
  • Compliance with HIPAA, FDA, and PCI DSS (if necessary).

App integrations

Planning MVP integrations

If necessary, with third-party software

App architectures and tech stack

Selecting a technology stack

To ensure the best MVP development time, cost, effort, and reliability, when choosing techs, keep in mind the entire software version if the MVP needs to be improved.

Proof of concept
Step 2. Proof-Of-Concept (optional) and Rapid Prototyping (optional)

(~2 months)

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Best practice from RPAiX's CEO: Percia Sepehr, says:

We recommend using prototypes or PoC, or both, to help you demonstrate your innovative software ideas within any sales conditions. Show stakeholders the software's functionality or experience your business concept and the technical feasibility of your software in real-time.

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Step 3. MVP Development Project Planning

RPAiX defines the following during this stage:

  • MVP development project scope.
  • MVP development project deliverables.
  • MVP development budget planning.
  • The PM method (most often, one of the Agile options, e.g., Extreme programming (XP), Scrum span).
  • MVP development project timeline.
  • Scheduling and breakdown of MVP development projects into iterations, deliverables.
  • MVP development project risks charter.
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Step 4. MVP Development

No-code MVP development

(~1-2 days)

Every now and then, you can use minimal coding to test the market for a product or application. RPAiX uses these MVP types:

  • An MVP (for Products) – text or video that introduces your idea and helps customers evaluate demand through signup forms or requests. It also analyses the interest and prioritizes development.
  • A “flintstone” MVP is a way to advertise new software and then fake the automation of processes that you need it to do. It also handles them manually behind the scenes.

RPAiX plans a code-based MVP if a no-code MVP is successful. This will avoid getting overwhelmed by manual processes (a flintstone’ MVP case) and help our customers stay ahead of their competitors.

code-based MVP development<

(~1-2 days)

RPAiX is a leader in these types of data:

  • Single-feature MVP Implementing one feature in future software that creates core value.
  • Piecemeal MVP is a way to create a product customized application version that includes its core features using pre-made elements created in your previous projects or open-source. You will likely update or replace any parts that have been reused later.

RPAiX typically has these stages when developing a software-based MVP:

1. MVP UX design

(2-5 days)

This stage’s key deliverables are user personas, user journeys, and product conversions.

2. MVP UI design

(2-5 days)

RPAiX designs custom-designed user-facing components (buttons and menus, tabs) at this stage.
Best practice: Only include this stage if it is an MVP-worthy design. We use default themes to focus on MVP functionality.

3. MVP Coding

(2-6 months)

This stage incudes:

  • Backend development for building the MVP server-side and APIs.
    Best Practice: RPAiX actively uses many cloud components and services from AWS and Azure to reduce development time and costs and speed up delivery.
  • Front-end Development To transform static interface images from UI designers into a fully functional MVP Client Side and to ensure it communicates with the server.
  • Testing runs parallel to development.

RPAiX has now delivered supporting documentation and a working MVP as a result.

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Step 5. MVP Launch and Further Iterations

The production environment is then deployed with ready-to-use software. Complex MVPs will require the software to move through testing and staging environments before being released. This allows the team safely to make any changes or correct mistakes.

RPAiX monitors the interactions between users and the MVP after the release. We:

  • Validate and redefine user stories
  • Identify and update a risk management program.
  • Change feature/features.

We either continue to develop the MVP or create new software to meet the growing needs of our users when the MVP is validated by the market or has positive business results.

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