Startups have been obsessed with the idea of 'Just ship something minimal, test it, and improve over time.'
Users today don't just want something viable, they want something lovable.
The traditional MVP approach focuses on function over experience, but users expect polished, delightful, and intuitive experiences from Day 1.
Instead of asking, 'What's the least we can do to make this work?' Startups should ask, 'What's the simplest version of this product that users will love?'