Initially, when we began as a startup venture, we did face a number of obstacles, with MVP or the minimum viable product being the most difficult one. With a bare minimum capital to begin with, the business options we had were terribly pitched with the customization to the already built product services and so we decided to build the product design on our own.

While doing so, we invested a lot of time and money into building products and designs that ended up being irrelevant. Initially, the results were good enough but soon we realized that our product design had some features which were not vibing with the niche market or the customer base. This constant juggling between product quality and the time consumed resulted in the delay in the product launch.After thorough interactions with the potential customer base, we caught up with the problems and got into good shape as a company.

As an entrepreneur, having suffered through the process of attaining a go-to-market strategy, We came up with the idea of delivering MVP to the other budding startup businesses to try and test their product in the market by applying this core strategy.

At TheCodeWork, we started our minimum viable product design or the MVP program as an overall product development both technically and along the line of the product design. Building a successful product design using the MVP approach can be a tough nut to crack, so here we are, ready to share our findings with anyone who aspires to build a great product design and explore their business opportunities in the long run.