<ul><li>In the fast-paced world of product development, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is key to testing ideas quickly and efficiently.</li><li>Designers focus on creating an MVP that balances usability and feasibility, with a goal of learning from real users as fast as possible.</li><li>Key elements of an MVP include being minimum, viable, and a real product that users can interact with.</li><li>An example of a successful MVP is Dropbox, which tested demand for their product through a demo video and gained thousands of sign-ups.</li></ul>

Week 7 of Product Management Foundations for Designers

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