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Is there a checklist or some stats that anyone has used that gives a comfort level to getting to a minimum valid product? I'm a lone startup ISV and find that I need to take extra effort to mistake proof without another person asking quesitons and validating my thoughts. How do those that have an idea for a solution get to that comfort level while they go about building it? Thanks. |
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Have you done a round with beta testers? You need to get the product in front to as many eyes as you can. |
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Stefanos is on the money there. There's nothing better than watching people actually use a product and asking them what they like and what they don't. Sometimes you have to learn to decode what they're actually saying, but it's invaluable. If you can't do in-person testing, have them test at home and submit issues to something like ZenDesk and feedback to UserVoice (where I work - ask about a discount if you're interested). |
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Agree with Stefanos and Evan, there isn't a checklist or guideline that will be as useful and accurate as a beta test and the feedback you get from it. I am currently setting up my application for a beta test using Prefinery's service... they have a beta management service that works very well: Good luck! |
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