Module 4: MVP Planning & Feature Prioritization
Transform your validated problem-solution fit into a concrete MVP plan with prioritized features and clear development roadmap.
Day 1: Define MVP Scope & Success Metrics
Establish clear boundaries for your MVP and define how you'll measure success.
Write your MVP definition and goals
Create a clear one-page document defining what your MVP will and won't do. Focus on the core value proposition.
Define success metrics and KPIs
Establish 3-5 key metrics that will indicate your MVP is successful. Include both leading and lagging indicators.
Create detailed user personas
Based on your customer interviews, create 2-3 detailed user personas with demographics, behaviors, and motivations.
Feature Prioritization Frameworks
MoSCoW Method
Categorize features by priority
RICE Framework
Score features by Reach, Impact, Confidence, Effort
Technology Stack Options
No-Code Solutions
Bubble
Full web app development
- • Fast development
- • No coding required
- • Limited customization
- • Vendor lock-in
Webflow
Website and simple web apps
- • Great design control
- • SEO friendly
- • Limited backend functionality
AppDeck*
Mobile app development
- • Native mobile apps
- • Quick deployment
- • Template-based design
Low-Code Solutions
Airtable + Zapier
Database + automation
- • Flexible data management
- • Great integrations
- • Not suitable for complex UIs
Retool
Internal tools and dashboards
- • Rapid development
- • Database integrations
- • Limited public-facing features
Traditional Development
Next.js + Supabase
Full-stack web development
- • Full control
- • Scalable
- • Requires technical skills
- • Longer development time
React Native
Mobile app development
- • Cross-platform
- • Native performance
- • Complex setup
- • Requires React knowledge