by Jiaona Zhang (JZ)
Instead of building a broad set of barely functional features (MVP), focus on a smaller scope executed with high quality and delight. In a world of abundant options, users expect 'lovable' experiences, not just viable ones.
Core Principles
- 1.Narrow the scope: Do 5 things perfectly rather than 15 things poorly.
- 2.Define 'Lovable': Understand the specific quality bar and polish required for your target persona.
- 3.Add 'Pixie Dust': Invest in small, delightful details (e.g., templates, shortcuts) that go beyond utility.
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"Minimal lovable products is the new MVP... It's better to do five things instead of the 15 things in a really, really great way with a high degree of polish."