Editing 1course Mindsets (section)

==== Creating Your MVP ====
Building an MVP involves focusing on the core features that solve the primary problem for your target audience. Here’s how to create your MVP:

'''1. Identify the Core Problem''': Understand the main problem your product or service aims to solve. Focus on addressing this core issue with your MVP.

'''Example''': If you’re developing a fitness app, the core problem might be helping users track their workouts. Your MVP could include basic tracking features without advanced analytics or social sharing options.

'''2. Define Essential Features''': List the minimum features needed to solve the core problem. Avoid adding extras that aren’t crucial for initial testing and feedback.

'''Example''': For the fitness app, essential features might include workout logging, progress tracking, and basic user profiles. Advanced features like meal planning or social integration can be added later based on user feedback.

'''3. Build and Launch Quickly''': Develop your MVP quickly and efficiently. Focus on getting it into the hands of users as soon as possible to gather feedback and make improvements.

'''Example''': Create a simple, functional version of your fitness app and launch it to a small group of users. Use their feedback to identify improvements and iterate on the product.