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MVP planning guide
How to scope a minimum viable product without overbuilding the first release.
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An MVP should prove value — not include every feature you can imagine.
Step 1 — Define the one job
What is the single outcome v1 must deliver? Example: "Clinic patients can book appointments online."
Step 2 — List features as Must / Later / Never (for v1)
| Must | Later | Never (v1) |
|---|---|---|
| Booking form | Patient history | Full EMR |
| Admin calendar | SMS reminders | Insurance billing |
| Email confirm | Reports | Multi-branch |
Step 3 — Cut until it hurts (then cut once more)
If launch slips because of "nice to have" items, move them to phase 2. Real user feedback beats guessing.
Step 4 — Plan phase 2 before you forget
Keep a backlog visible so post-launch work is intentional, not chaotic.
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