01
Define the single core promise
Every MVP should answer one question clearly: does the product solve the core problem well enough for the target user to keep using it?
02
Build only the high-value paths
Login, onboarding, core action, and feedback loops usually matter more than edge-case features. Keeping the release focused makes it easier to learn from real users quickly.
03
Leave room for the second version
An MVP is not supposed to be disposable. The right technical structure gives the team a base they can expand after the first round of validation.