Developing an MVP will further clarify your idea on the finalisation of the product and more importantly give you consumer feedback on the initial stage of your product which is very crucial in the latter stages when facing competition.

Building an application starts with market research where you find what an ideal solution can be. Once you have a vision for the application we start with creating a user flow and start building features around it where we develop a Minimum Viable product ready for the initial user experience.

A minimum viable product is a working mechanism of your end product it could be as simple as a landing page, the aim behind building an MVP is to get feedback on your product and testing what value will it provide to the consumer and this process gives an insight on how your product can be and gives you insights on what improvements could be made accordingly.

It's crucial that we know developing an MVP can easily lure you into building a full fledged product more or less hence it is important we limit the features of the MVP to absolute necessity and depending on the niche you are in the MVP should cost anywhere between 5 to 15 percent of your actual product.