Validation is Essential For Your Product’s Success
Product Validation Sprint lets you check if your product has the chance to endure market risks. In the process, we verify elements such as desirability, usability, feasibility, viability and Product/Market fit.
Top Quality Product Validation Sprint
During a PVS, experts meticulously check your product and provide feedback to help you verify the Product/Solution fit.
Desirability
Desirability helps you verify if your product is the right thing to create, aka: will people want it?
Feasibility
Here, experts ask themselves: “Can we build this?” from a technical point of view.
Business viability
Even if your product is desired and technically doable, you still have to check if it’s a good business idea.
Product/Market fit
Only after all three elements were checked: a product is feasible, desirable and viable, it is time to check the product/market fit by building an MVP.
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Oftentimes, startup owners think that building an MVP is the first way to evaluate a product's success chances. In fact, MVP is for Market/Product Fit verification, while there is a lot of work to be done on an earlier stage. With a Product Validation Sprint, you can first check the Problem/Solution Fit. This usually involves no or very little development and has a high potential reward: you can minimize the risk of building a product nobody wants, or avoid a lot of redesigning and redeveloping down the road.
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When to conduct a Product Validation Sprint
It’s best to start validating an idea as early as possible. Validation helps to put the right foundation in place, before you spend too much time designing and developing the application. However, product validation should also be continuous. It’s never too late to verify your foundations and strengthen them. A PVS lets you test your idea against the four main risks from Marty Cagan’s book “inspired”.
Value risk
We validate your hypothesis about an existing problem and the target customer that is to buy the solution. One of the best ways to do that are in-depth interviews.
Usability risk
Can users figure out how to use your product? Here, we verify if the way you plan to bring the expected value is something clear and easy for the customers.
Feasibility risk
Only after you have a clear vision and understanding of the desired solution, it’s time to check if it is doable by the development team. Aka, verification should answer the question: “Can we build this?”
Business viability risk
At last, we should ask ourselves: “Should we build this?”. Even if all previous risks are mitigated, there is still the threat of building a product that has no good business model, or isn’t sustainable enough.
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